center2055/OnionHop v3.2.0

OnionHop v3.2.0

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A feature + reliability release. Recommended for everyone — three new languages for users in Iran, a much more reliable bridge experience on large bridge lists, and the first Linux build of the OnionHop CLI.

New

• Three new languages — Persian (فارسی), Kurdish / Sorani (کوردیی ناوەندی) and Azerbaijani (تۆرکجه) — with full right-to-left layout support (the whole UI mirrors). Choose them in Settings → Language. (Machine-translated to start with; native-speaker corrections are very welcome.)
• OnionHop CLI for Linux — a self-contained OnionHopCLI-*-linux-x64.tar.gz that bundles the same Tor + pluggable-transport + sing-box/xray runtime as the desktop app.
• CLI: set a default proxy scope — config set proxy-scope <system|socks|local>. Use local so OnionHop never touches your system proxy (apps point at the SOCKS address from status); socks/system route system traffic through Tor on connect. The setting now persists across connects, and version shows the build id so you can always tell which build you're running.

Fixed

• Bridges on very large lists no longer crawl. Pasting hundreds of bridges (e.g. a Shared Camouflage set) used to make the pre-connect reachability scan time out and fall back to the whole unfiltered, mostly-dead list. It now samples a representative slice and keeps the bridges that actually respond.
• Snowflake keeps working. Recent Tor Expert Bundles stopped shipping the Snowflake client; OnionHop now builds it from source when it's missing, so fresh builds don't silently lose Snowflake support.
• Transient "Tor rejected a connection…" notices (e.g. an exit refusing a single IPv6 connection) now go to the log instead of replacing the main "Connected" status — it looked alarming even though the tunnel was fine.
• UI: the Refresh button on the Relays page and the Hide history / Refresh buttons on the About page no longer hide under the window's min/max/close buttons.

Note on antivirus

The unsigned Windows builds now carry proper publisher metadata, which reduces the generic false positives some reputation-based engines raise on unsigned apps that bundle Tor. The portable zip may still be flagged by one or two high-false-positive engines — that's a packaging/reputation artifact, not a code issue (the installer is unaffected, and the portable is reproducibly built in public CI). Everything is open-source; if your AV removes a file you can restore it from Protection History.

Downloads

macOS CLI is still coming soon.