We've released Windows Roaming Client v3.3.8 with an improvement to how the agent handles connectivity checks in the background.

– Reduced the frequency of internal connectivity checks performed by the Windows Roaming Client under steady-state conditions. Checks are now triggered by actual network events rather than on a fixed polling cycle, improving efficiency without impacting connectivity detection or DNS filtering behavior.

– Resolved an issue where transient IPv6 route changes could leave the agent in a state where filtering was marked as not working, even though network connectivity had not actually changed. The agent now correctly recovers and resumes filtering when the underlying network state has not changed.

Version 2.4.1 of the macOS Roaming Client is now available on the . To install, download the latest beta installer from the dashboard under

– Resolved an issue where AirPrint was unresponsive while the macOS Roaming Client was active. AirPrint now works as expected with the agent enabled.

Plus general performance and stability improvements across the dashboard.

Version 2.4.0 of the macOS Roaming Client is now available on the . To install, download the latest beta installer from the dashboard under .

– Filtering and protection now extend to IPv6 networks, keeping users on dual-stack and IPv6-only environments protected without falling back to unfiltered resolvers. Administrators can configure IPv4-only, IPv6-only, or automatic upstream resolution to fit their network.

– The agent now uses a more resilient configuration format, replacing the legacy with . Configuration changes apply more reliably without agent restarts, recoverable errors no longer cascade into broader issues, and existing installations migrate cleanly on upgrade.

This release brings IPv6 coverage and a stronger configuration foundation to the macOS Roaming Client, with meaningful stability improvements across network types and upgrade paths.

We've released with refreshed branding, improved DNS reliability, and several under-the-hood improvements. Navigate to the Google Play store to download.

– The Android Roaming Client has been updated to reflect current DNSFilter branding for a more consistent experience across the platform.

– The client now maintains DNS-over-TLS reliably when switching between networks or recovering from a TLS failure, rather than falling back to UDP. This ensures encrypted DNS protection stays active as expected.

– De-registering an Android device now removes the previous device entry from the dashboard automatically, preventing duplicate records when re-registering.

– Resolved an issue where log files would intermittently fail to attach when using "Send Logs" from the debug menu in Outlook and Gmail. Logs now attach reliably on the first attempt.

Plus security and dependency updates to keep the app current and supported.

– The Timeline tab is now available to all organizations, giving every user access to time-based threat and activity visibility across their network.

– Several refinements across CyberSight for a more consistent and streamlined experience.

– Resolved an issue where searching across more than one day in Data Explorer from the MSP dashboard could result in repeated timeout errors. Data loads as expected without requiring retries.

– Resolved an issue where users viewing the CyberSight dashboard at the organization level saw no data and were repeatedly prompted to enable CyberSight, even when it was already active. Data now displays correctly.

– You asked. A lot. For years. Dark Mode is now available across DNSFilter—set your preference to light, dark, or system (default) in . We're still tidying up a few corners, but the wait is over. 🧛

– CyberSight and CyberSight Browser Extension status columns are now available in the Roaming Client grid, giving administrators greater visibility into whether CyberSight is enabled or disabled across their agents.

– Several visual updates to the Settings page for a cleaner, more consistent experience, including improved layout, button sizing, and MFA card formatting.

– MSP administrators can now control whether client admins are able to adjust Privacy Mode settings within their organizations. This setting is enabled by default, preserving existing client admin permissions.

– Percent values below 0.01% now display as "< 0.01%" across all widgets, grids, and CSV exports for improved clarity. Column sorting has also been removed from the Activity Log grid, where it was not fully supported, for a cleaner and less confusing experience.

Plus general performance and stability improvements across the dashboard.