- Add Tor as an egress option 1
- Add Rule Tester and a program picker for process rules
- Add profile pinning
- Add QUIC Opener 2
- Allow multiple DNS servers, queried in parallel
- Allow an auto selector inside a chain and add hop-by-hop chain testing
- Add Service Check (experimental) 3
- Add DPI evasion settings scan (experimental) 4
- Add subscription profile filters (experimental)
- Add priority tiers and passive scoring to the auto selector (experimental)
- Run only the core as administrator on Windows 5
- Reorganize the settings dialogs
- Improve subscription updates and Clash import
- Improve WireGuard handshake DPI resistance
- Rework Juicity and TrustTunnel for better compatibility
- Remove the Tailscale state directory option 6
- Update sing-box and Mieru
- Fixes and Improvements
1:
Routing Settings > Egress > Tor sends traffic through the Tor network after the selected server and opens .onion sites. Tor binary is downloaded from the Tor Project when you first enable it.
2:
Found in a profile's Advanced settings. It sends a decoy packet before each new UDP flow, so networks that block QUIC by its first packet let MASQUE, Hysteria2 and TUIC through.
3:
Service Check, in the profile context menu, tests which services (ChatGPT, Gemini, Netflix, YouTube Premium, ...) work through a profile and what kind of IP it exits from.
4:
Scan DPI evasion settings, in the profile context menu, tests variations of a profile's anti-DPI settings on your network and lets you apply the one that works best.
5:
Tun mode and the kill switch now ask once to Grant Privileges, after which Throne itself no longer needs to run as administrator.
6:
Tailscale profiles now keep their state in a fixed folder, so they need to log in once more after updating.
Download based on your OS:
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Setup picks the right build for your Windows version and CPU; legacy builds are for Windows 7 / 8. system Qt packages use the Qt libraries installed on your system and are much smaller. macOS: the app is not signed, see the README for how to open it.