center2055/OnionHop v3.3.0

OnionHop v3.3.0

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The big one this release: the fast Arti engines now work in censored networks.

New

• Bridges on the Arti & ArtiHop engines. Previously, selecting Arti or ArtiHop in a censored network fell back to the classic Tor engine (or just failed), because those engines couldn't use bridges. Both now support bridges + pluggable transports natively (obfs4, snowflake, webtunnel, conjure, meek, dnstt) — so you get the faster Arti / 2-hop ArtiHop path and censorship circumvention together. With a bridge, ArtiHop uses a full Bridge → Middle → Exit (3-hop) circuit — a 2-hop bridge→exit path is rejected by Tor exits, so the 2-hop speedup applies when bridges are off. obfs4 is the most reliable bridge transport; bridges are pulled from a pre-tested pool for better first-try success. (The classic Tor engine is still used automatically only for the one thing Arti can't do: routing out through an upstream proxy.)
• Telegram link in About → Links.

Fixed / improved

• Entry-node selector is now disabled while bridges are on, with a clear "unavailable while using bridges" note — instead of silently ignoring an entry country you picked (the bridge is your entry hop, so pinning one was never applied).
• Exit-location clarity — the Home "Current IP" card now explains that the displayed country is estimated from the IP and can differ from your chosen exit; Tor still routes through the exit country you selected. (A US exit whose IP geolocates to e.g. Canada is still exiting in the US.)

Downloads

macOS CLI is still coming soon.