V2Mac 0.6.0

What’s changed

• Use V2Mac in Persian, Chinese or Russian
  • Settings → General → Language: Persian, Simplified Chinese, Russian, English or the system’s language
  • Persian lays the app out right to left
  • Notifications, error messages, Siri phrases and the Control Center switch are translated too
• Connect and disconnect from Control Center and the menu bar with a V2Mac switch
  • Add the V2Mac switch from Control Center → Edit Controls; it shows the V2Mac glyph
  • Turning it on starts V2Mac when it is not running
  • New Shortcuts and Siri actions: Set System Proxy and Set Kill Switch
• Back up and restore subscriptions, servers and settings as a .v2m file
  • Settings → General → Backup: Export Backup… and Restore Backup…
  • A restore adds what is missing and keeps what you have; open a .v2m file in Finder to restore it too
  • Passwords for the proxy and the administrator account stay out of the backup
• Switch servers automatically when the delay is high or the download is slow
  • Settings → Connection → Switch conditions, both off by default
  • Delay: switch after two checks in a row answer slower than the limit you set
  • Speed: switch when the download stays under the speed you set for that many minutes while in use
• Set the system proxy from V2Mac and add a kill switch
  • Turn on the system proxy in the menu bar, the connection bar or Settings → Proxy
  • A dot beside it shows whether the system proxy is V2Mac (green), something else (red) or not set (grey)
  • The kill switch (Settings → Connection) blocks all traffic outside the connection until you disconnect
  • The kill switch stays on through dropped connections and when V2Mac stops unexpectedly
  • Save your administrator password in Settings → General to stop the password prompt on each launch
  • The local proxy’s username and password are optional and the password is kept in the keychain

Install

With Homebrew: brew install --cask lordversa/tap/v2mac (or brew upgrade --cask v2mac).

Or download V2Mac-0.6.0.dmg, check it against the .sha256 file, and follow the first-launch steps in the README (the app is ad-hoc signed).

Full changelog: https://github.com/LordVersA/v2mac/compare/v0.5.7...v0.6.0