Small bug fixes.

Fixes for small bugs, and better on-demand handling.

This version should handle recent macOS versions more gracefully, alongside improvements to the on-demand flow and performance.

This version includes internal fixes and API changes for newer macOS versions.

This version contains performance, networking, and stability improvements, all under the hood.

This version fixes a small regression in networking configuration and locale selection.

This new version brings support for Apple Silicon, increased performance, better stability, and the ability to set DNS search domains.

Catalina has a bug in which network extension profiles, and therefore WireGuard configurations, are erratically erased. Apple is working on a fix to this, which should be out in the next minor OS update, but until that's released, this new version of WireGuard contains a workaround to recover and reinstate erased configurations.

Performance improvements, thanks to an internal version bump to Go 1.13. Workaround for keychain issues on macOS 10.15.

Importing configurations generated by Windows now works correctly.

Issues resuming the connection from sleep have been fixed.

This release fixes the main menu and dock icon, as well as improving roaming capabilities to make transitioning between WiFi networks more seamless.

This is a very minor version bump that fixes a few bugs in the new log viewer and completes our migration to Swift 5.

It is now possible to view the tunnel connection log in real time, which should help with debugging various configuration errors and connectivity issues. There is now much better support for systems that use multiple login users. The code base has been migrated to Swift 5, which should decrease the size of the app. Numerous small bugs have been fixed.

You can now select which SSIDs to use for "on-demand" mode. Multiple tunnel files may be imported at once. Performance improvements. Numerous bug fixes and nits.