We have released Dark Mode for both ViewTurbo and the Lite version.
We introduced a Lite version for users seeking simplicity and a lightweight experience.
We added a core selection feature to resolve potential disconnection issues within the iOS environment.
The main focus of this update involves adjustments to the ViewTurbo Lite version and the pricing plans on the official website. The details are as follows:
Optimize Default Display Size: The default width of the Lite version has been adjusted to better match mobile display proportions. At the same time, users can freely adjust the window height and width within a reasonable range, improving overall flexibility and usability.
New Network Monitoring Feature: This feature helps users configure custom proxies and troubleshoot network status issues, enhancing controllability and visibility during the configuration process. You can refer to the Network Monitoring documentation to learn how to use it.
To further enhance user privacy and security, we have introduced a new “Plan Three” pricing option. This plan is designed for users who prefer not to expose their personal email addresses and includes 1 day of unlimited traffic usage.
Please note that, for service notifications and delivery purposes, you are still required to provide an email address to receive related emails. For this reason, you may choose to use one of the following temporary email services:
When using free nodes, your account traffic quota will not be consumed.
We've introduced the concept of Free Nodes, which may currently offer slightly less bandwidth than options like 200M. However, as more server resources become available in the future, we plan to improve both the quality and speed of these Free Nodes.
We've updated the ViewTurbo APP interface with a new design language consistent with the desktop client. It's now cleaner and more efficient. While retaining the previous layout structure, this version gives you full control over node selection—no more predefined algorithms making choices for you.
Previously, we never considered that notification-type information would require long-term prompts. To save bandwidth for users, we adopted a region-based proxy mechanism. In AI proxy mode, if you can access the website, you don't need to use ViewTurbo for proxying. Otherwise, ViewTurbo will act as a proxy. This feature has saved our users a significant amount of bandwidth.
In this update, we’ve introduced a new notification design language. It applies to one of the components used in the ViewTurbo attack state, allowing users to receive alerts when ViewTurbo is under attack or to convey other messages.
We use ChaCha20 and AES-256 for encrypted transmission, and no matter what mode you choose, your data is always transmitted through a secure TLS encrypted tunnel. If you use Wireshark for network analysis, you can view the encrypted traffic of ViewTurbo through the following filters:
