center2055/OnionHop v3.5

OnionHop 3.5

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A reliability release for restrictive networks, plus a long-requested addition: the OnionHop CLI is now available on macOS, signed and notarized.

Added

• macOS CLI. Self-contained terminal client for Apple Silicon (OnionHopCLI-3.5-macos-arm64.tar.gz) and Intel (OnionHopCLI-3.5-macos-x64.tar.gz) with the full universal native runtime: tor, pluggable transports (obfs4, snowflake, conjure, webtunnel, dnstt), sing-box/xray TUN cores, the ArtiHop engine and the Snowflake volunteer proxy. Every binary is signed with the Rana GmbH Developer ID and the payload is notarized, so it runs without Gatekeeper workarounds. Extract and run ./OnionHopV3.Cli. Proxy mode works out of the box; TUN mode needs sudo.

Fixed

• Smart Connect no longer aborts as "Canceled" on hostile networks. When a geolocation/OONI probe merely timed out, .NET reported it like a user cancellation and the whole connect stopped. Timeouts now fall back to the generic connection plan (with bridge escalation), so connect works on networks where those endpoints hang or are blocked. (#65)
• A mistyped geosite category can no longer kill the TUN start. sing-box treats a rule-set 404 as FATAL; OnionHop now verifies every remote geo rule-set before building the config, automatically upgrades plain country names to SagerNet's category- variant (ir → category-ir), and skips anything unresolvable with a log warning instead of breaking the connection. (#68)
• Current Bridge tab got real columns. Bridge lines were forced through the log-line parser, which sliced the transport name into the Time column. The tab now shows Type, Address and Details, localized in all 8 languages. (#69)
• Windows high-DPI displays. The window no longer opens larger than the visible screen on displays scaled above 100 percent; it clamps to the work area and re-centers. (#67)

Thanks to @daruk3 and @Airuop for the detailed reports.

Downloads

Not sure which Mac you have? Apple menu > About This Mac. "Apple M1/M2/M3/M4" means Apple Silicon (arm64); anything listing an Intel processor needs the x64 build.