Securely connect to anything on the internet with Tailscale. Built on WireGuard®, Tailscale is networking technology that enables you to make finely configurable connections, secured end-to-end according to zero trust principles, between any resources on any infrastructure. Tailscale brings identity to the network layer, so that you can control access based on user identity, not only IP address. This gives you the power to intuitively and flexibly define which users should have access to which services based on existing user identities, as well as groups, services, and subnet ranges.
Tailscale transforms your existing network from a legacy hub and spoke model to a modern, lightweight, and responsive mesh networking architecture that eliminates single points of failure and delivers better performance, scalability, and security for your end users, devices, and remote resources.
Replace legacy VPNs, connect workloads across on-prem and cloud infrastructure providers, power Zero Trust initiatives, and make remote access secure by simplifying software-defined networking and security operations. Deploy a zero-config VPN, securely access resources on any infrastructure, unlock developer workflow networking, and modernize Enterprise networking at scale with Tailscale.
Tailscale is hardware-agnostic—so you can make decisions about your hardware independently from decisions about your network. Tailscale creates an overlay network, using your existing network, so you can incrementally deploy it without needing new network switches or to change your network architecture.
Tailscale works with 100+ technology integrations and dozens of identity providers, and is available on a wide range of operating system platforms, including Apple macOS, iOS, and tvOS, Windows, Linux, and Android.
Fixed: Persistent notifications about the Taildrop directory picker. The notification only displays on the first attempt to use the feature.
Fixed: Issue where Mullvad nodes may be listed as tailnet devices.
Fixed: Issue where subnet routing would default to off.
Fixed: Present a modal dialog that explains why you are prompted to select a directory.
Fixed: SSH clients that skip the 'none' auth method and immediately try `publickey` can connect to Tailscale SSH as expected.
Fixed: Nodes could lose the display names of owners of peers in rare cases.
Fixed: SSH clients that skip the 'none' auth method and immediately try `publickey` can connect to Tailscale SSH as expected.
Fixed: Nodes could lose the display names of owners of peers in rare cases.
- Fixed: Work in progress search bar is hidden behind a flag until the feature is ready.
- New: Authentication by using a generated code is available for Android TV users.
- New: Search bar shows suggestions.
- Fixed: The default avatar displays if the user has no profile picture.
- Fixed: False positive health warnings in the UI are reduced.
- Fixed: Health warnings are no longer displayed in the UI after stopping Tailscale.
- Fixed: Crashes when sharing a file using Taildrop from another Android app are reduced.
- Fixed: UI padding of the main app toolbar is improved.
Fixed: Exposing port 8080 to other devices on your tailnet works as expected
Release 1.54.0
Various bug fixes and improvements
Various bug fixes
Various bug fixes
Delivers bug fixes and improvements.
Delivers bug fixes and improvements.
Added intents com.tailscale.ipn.CONNECT_VPN and com.tailscale.ipn.DISCONNECT_VPN.
Added intents com.tailscale.ipn.CONNECT_VPN and com.tailscale.ipn.DISCONNECT_VPN.
Fix Chromecast support while Tailscale is active.
Fix Chromecast support while Tailscale is active.
Fix potential infinite loop when node key expires
Second patch release for 1.34.x.
Allow Sonos app to discover local speakers.
Fix custom control servers when IPv6 is disabled.
Improve throughput as an exit node.
Fix IPv6-mapped-IPv4 addresses in STUN responses.
Skip VPN for Android Auto, GoPro, Messages/RCS.
DNS fixes in handling upstream resolvers.
Android has a new "Run exit node" menu item.
Fixes in Tailscale SSH support.
Reduce latency setting up relayed connections.
Resolve crash on startup on some device models.
Improve portmapping discovery to support more Wi-Fi routers.
Retry transient DNS errors before returning failure.
Fix UPnP Discovery for certain Wi-Fi routers.
Fix UPnP Discovery for certain Wi-Fi routers.
Include LetsEncrypt's ISRG Root X1 root as an alternate to try if the platform roots fail.
Improved Portmapping to ask a firewall to open a port.
Improve UPnP port discovery.
+ MagicDNS now uses DNS-over-HTTPS when querying popular upstream resolvers, so DNS queries aren't sent in the clear over the Internet.
+ Portmapper now supports UPnP mappings as another way to traverse NAT.
+ Clamp EDNS size when forwarding DNS queries.
+ If a device has no Tailscale IPv4 address, like an ephemeral node, display the IPv6 address.
- reliably save prefs (fixes https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/2321)
- fix Taildrop receipt of files with escaped names and MacOS double-escaping filenames (fixes https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/2288)
- Fix MagicDNS forwarding (#2102)
- Another MagicDNS fix (#1959)
- Don't truncate log lines (#1625)
- Avoid routing loops when Tailscale provides the default route
- Don't drop connection when restarting app (#966)
- Disconnect Tailscale when rejecting the system VPN dialog (#904)
- Upgrade to stable Tailscale 1.2.2
- Fix version string
- Fix graphical glitches on the Fairphone 2
- update to Tailscale 1.2.0
- Android 11 compatibility
- Allow low-spec phones such as the Fairphone to download the app
- Don't crash after transferring app to another device (#732)
- Hide toggle when not authenticated (#608)
- Added support for Android 5.1 (#577)
- Fix intro screen for large font sizes (#488)
- Ensure the on/off toggle works after app window is killed (#670)
- Fix graphics flickering on ChromeOS (#431)
- Fall back to Google DNS on ChromeOS when no DNS servers are specified (#431)
- Avoid deadlock at startup (#471)
- Sign out of Google Sign-in when signing out (#585)
- Direct logs to the Android log as well as Tailscale