3 - The bundled NaCl library with only reference implementations has been
4 replaced with libsodium, leading to significant performance improvements.
5 - A new command-line switch, --loglevel, allows adjusting the log verbosity.
8 - Add support for certificates split into multiple TXT records.
9 Contributed by Yecheng Fu, thanks!
12 - A pre-filter can now totally bypass the resolver and directly send a
14 - A new example plugin has been shipped: ldns-aaaa-blocking. It
15 directly sends an empty response to AAAA queries in order to
16 significantly speed up lookups on hosts without IPv6 connectivity
17 (but with clients still asking for AAAA records anyway).
18 - Example plugins requiring ldns can be compiled on Windows.
19 - Paths with a drive name are now recognized as absolute paths on
23 - dnscrypt-proxy can now use plugins in order to alter/inspect
24 queries and responses before and after they are relayed.
25 See README-PLUGINS.markdown for more information.
26 - The default max payload size has been trimmed down to 1252 bytes
27 for compatibility with some scary network setups.
28 - The --local-port and --resolver-port options are gone for good.
29 They had been deprecated for a while and were undocumented since
31 - Multiple certificates are now properly handled.
32 - Memory leaks have been fixed, a big bad use-after-free condition
33 has been fixed, uninitialized variables have been initialized.
34 Upgrading is recommended, especially on Windows.
37 - dnscrypt-proxy and hostip can now be compiled for Android and
39 - The proxy can now run as a Windows service. The new --install and
40 --uninstall command-line switches can automatically register the proxy
41 as a service. Startup options are read from the Windows registry.
42 See the README-WINDOWS.markdown file for details.
45 - Autotools scripts have been improved.
49 - Datagrams are resent after running out of memory, or if the queue
51 - Missing compilation flags broke 0.11 on some Linux distributions.
55 - A new tool, hostip, can resolve host names before dnscrypt-proxy is
56 started. This should help resolving chicken-and-egg problems on
57 routers, as reported by LanceThePants.
58 - The --local-port and --resolver-port options have been deprecated.
59 Please use --local-address=<ip>:<port> and
60 --resolver-address=<ip>:<port> instead.
61 - Improved stability on Win32.
64 - The daemon didn't start on some Linux distributions lacking the
65 RANDOM_UUID sysctl. This has been fixed.
66 - The config.guess files have been patched in order to run out of the
70 - Almost a complete rewrite, with libuv being replaced by libevent.
71 - The max number of simultaneous queries is now global, not
73 - As an insane amount of routers and ISPs are hijacking port 53, the default
74 server port is now 443.
75 - iOS binaries are now smaller.
82 - The --tcp-port option is gone. The resolver port can now be set
83 with --resolver-port= and forcing use of TCP can be achieved with
85 - portage files for Gentoo have been added.
86 - Libuv has been updated.
89 - Support for native Windows builds.
90 - --daemonize has been fixed.
93 - Support for cross-compilation. In particular, the proxy can now
94 compile and work on iOS.
97 - DNSCrypt should compile out of the box on DD-WRT and other
101 - libuv has been updated.
102 - Enhanced compatibility with non-Intel architectures.
105 - Support for Windows (through Cygwin, for now) has been improved.
106 - Documentation has been improved.
107 - The package now compiles on Dragonfly BSD-current.
108 - Signatures are now using ed25519 instead of edwards25519sha512batch.
109 - The proxy now compiles on Openwall Linux.
110 - Libuv has been updated.
111 - A sample .plist file and a Homebrew formula for OSX are now provided.
114 - Initial public release.