Releases: ProxymanApp/proxyman-windows-linux
Releases · ProxymanApp/proxyman-windows-linux
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.12.0: Better Table UI, Smarter Linux Certificates & Stability Fixes 🎉
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.12.0: Better Table UI, Smarter Linux Certificates & Stability Fixes 🎉
Latest
Features
- Better main table UI: The request list now looks cleaner, is easier to scan, and uses better monospace fonts by default.
- More complete MCP results: MCP can now collect flows from different sources, so AI tools can see more of your traffic in one place.
Improvements
- Smarter Linux certificate setup: Proxyman now uses distro-aware fallback steps and shows clearer help when automatic certificate install does not work.
- Main table sort is now remembered correctly, so your preferred order stays in place after relaunch.
- Better cleanup behavior: Proxyman now keeps retained flows and source-list selection more stable after memory cleanup.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed several top Sentry issues, including certificate generation errors, compose certificate setup errors, and memory growth with very large buffers.
- Fixed temporary network errors in proxy, tunnel, and PAC handling, so short connection resets are handled more safely and cause fewer unexpected errors.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.11.0: Better MCP Server, Electron 41 & Stability Fixes 🎉
Features
- Better MCP Server: Redesigned MCP UI with new design and v3 parity surface for improved AI integrations.
- Electron 41 Upgrade: Updated to Electron 41.0.0 with Node 24, bringing improved performance and security.
Improvements
- Local Docker-based Testing: Migrated unit tests from remote httpbin to local Docker-based httpbin.test, eliminating network dependency and speeding up test execution.
- Added stdio guard in the main process for better process stability.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Monaco Editor crash when pasting long or invalid regex patterns in the Find Widget.
- Fixed: Missing feedURL during release, which could prevent auto-update from working correctly.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.10.0: SSL Reliability & JSON Filter Fixes 🎉
Features
- Smart Leaf Certificate Cache: Proxyman now reuses cached leaf certificates to reduce certificate regeneration and improve HTTPS stability.
Improvements
- MCP Server dependency update: Bumped AJV from 8.17.1 to 8.18.0 for more reliable schema validation.
- Release workflow maintenance: Synced 3.9.0-v3 release pipeline updates into main to keep the release flow consistent.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Windows SSL handshake failures that could block secure requests.
- Fixed: Invalid Root CA certificate issue that could break TLS trust setup.
- Fixed: SSL cache and redirect handling bugs to prevent certificate mismatch behavior.
- Fixed: JSON Filter now works correctly on the Request tab.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.9.0: Enhanced Scripting & Improved Stability 🎉
Features
- Scripting Tool with multipart/form-data: Enhanced scripting capabilities to support multipart/form-data requests.
Improvements
- Auto Release & Publish: Streamlined GitHub release and publish workflow for faster deployments.
- WebSocket Proxy: Refactored to use HTTP for better proxy-to-websocket server communication.
- Error Handling: Improved logic for handling error messages in tunnel operations.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Expected
onClicklistener to be a function error - resolved type validation issue. - Fixed: Added condition before capturing exceptions to prevent unnecessary error reporting.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.8.0: MCP Support & Workspace Integration 🎉
Features
- MCP for Windows: Officially supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling advanced AI integrations directly on Windows.
- Workspace Login: Sign in to your Workspace account to seamlessly manage your license key and connected devices.
- Share Log Online: Instantly upload and share your Proxyman logs with your team via the Workspace platform
Improvement
- Core Refactor: Cleaned up and optimized internal logic flows for better stability and maintainability.
- Token Management: Enhanced the Refresh Token logic to ensure more reliable session persistence
Bugs
- Fixed: Resolved a Null-Safety vulnerability in ProxymanLogV2 that could cause the app to crash.
- Fixed: Added essential safety checks to the Remote Device feature to prevent unexpected errors.
- Fixed: General stability improvements with additional safe guards throughout the application
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.7.0: Proxyman VPN on Android, Custom Previewer Tab, and more 🎉
Features
- Proxyman VPN on Android Emulator: Easily intercept traffic from Android Emulators.
- Custom Previewer Tab with Scripting: Build your own Previewer Tab with JavaScript.
- Capture localhost from Google Chrome: Automatically capture localhost traffic from Chrome.
- Filter Enhancements: Support filtering by Duration, Request/Response Body Size, and use operators (>=, <).
- Visual Indicator for Blocked Requests: Easily identify blocked requests in the list.
Improvements
- Implement unpinning logic for domains.
- Improve how Proxyman handles expired certificates.
- Force XML indentation when using 'Format Document' option.
- Update UI to use Kbd component for better visuals.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Next.js Startup Failure caused by NODE_OPTIONS in Manual Setup Script.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.6.0: Scripting for WebSocket, HAR compliance, and more 🎉
Features
- Added Scripting support for WebSocket, allowing developers to modify WebSocket requests using JavaScript
- Scripting now exposes both original and mapped URLs when using Map Remote
Bugs
- Fixed HAR export to be fully HAR 1.2 compliant, including missing log.pages and entries without responses.
- Fixed an issue where Compose Tool incorrectly displayed JSON body.
- Add warning when the Scripting sleep function is used without 'await'.
- Fixed unit tests that were broken by public domains
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.5.0: PAC file support, Android Emulator certificate installation, and more 🎉
Feature
- Added PAC file support for the External Proxy tool, enabling more flexible proxy configurations.
- Updated Android Emulator integration script to correctly install the Proxyman certificate into the system-level trust store.
Bugs
- Fixed an issue where Proxyman could not render text/event-stream responses when Content-Encoding: gzip was used.
- Resolved a bug with Custom Columns, ensuring they display and behave correctly.
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.4.0: Command Palette, Map Local Folders, and more 🎉
Features
- Command Palette View: Quick access to all actions with a new command palette using keyboard shortcuts.
- Map Local Multiple Folders: Organize your Map Local rules into folders for better management.
- Breakpoint Multiple Folders: Organize your Breakpoint rules into folders with enhanced navigation.
- Scripting Multiple Folders: Organize your Scripting rules into folders for better organization.
- Publish to Gist: Share requests directly to GitHub Gist with authorization support.
- Export to OpenAPI: Export requests to OpenAPI format (HTML or YAML).
- Support SOCKSv5 Proxy in External Proxy: Proxy traffic through SOCKSv5 with full CONNECT request support.
- Scripting against Map Local: Combine scripting and map local tools for advanced debugging workflows.
- Multiple Tools for Debugging: View multiple debugging tools simultaneously in the Summary Tab
Improvements
- Added Host to the filter options for more precise request filtering.
- Enhanced unit tests for Map Local, Breakpoint, and Scripting features.
- Improved folder-based organization with drag-and-drop reordering support.
- Better navigation and selection experience in rule tables with keyboard shortcuts.
- Enhanced import/export functionality for rule configurations
Bugs
- Fixed: a bug where requests would always timeout after 30 seconds
Proxyman Windows/Linux: 3.3.0: SOCKSv5 Proxy Server, Save Edited Requests, and more 🎉
🚀 What’s New
- SOCKSv5 Proxy Server – You can now proxy traffic through SOCKSv5.
- Save Edited Requests – Edited requests are automatically saved in your history for quick re-use.
- JQ Filter for JSON – Easily filter and query JSON responses using JQ.
✨ Improvements
- Added a new analytics endpoint for better insights.
- Breakpoints now support dropping the connection with a 429 Too Many Requests status.
- HTTPS is now fully supported on proxy.man/ssl and cert.proxyman.io.
- Refreshed our Fun Fact images for a nicer touch.
🐞 Fixes
- Fixed: an issue where node-jq failed in production builds.
- Fixed: Resolved Machine ID errors during license activation.
- Fixed: a crash on Windows caused by missing VCRedist 2015–2022 x64.
- Fixed: The app now remembers your selected path in the Source List after relaunch.
- Fixed: a bug where requests would always timeout after 30 seconds.
- Fixed: NDJSON responses now stream correctly (with SSE-style support).
- Fixed: Improved WebSocket unit tests for stability.
- Fixed: Clearing a session will no longer delete all requests from the log file.