StartTunnel 1.3.1 clears stale port forwards, keeps published-port controls in force during device refreshes, and keeps open browser pages current across future updates.
Highlights
- Port forwards left behind by an earlier run of the daemon are cleared at startup, so a crash or a WAN address change can no longer leave a port sending traffic to an old address until the next reboot.
- Device refreshes respect your published-port controls. Disabled automatic mappings stay disabled when devices renew them, and device withdrawals leave manual mappings intact.
- Open pages can load the current web interface after future updates. Pages opened on this release revalidate the interface when they reload. Perform one hard refresh after installing this release to replace an interface cached by an earlier version.
Full changelog for v1.3.1 — every change in this release.
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