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[Connection & usability] - Automatic response recovery — if your connection drops (screen lock, network switch), reopening the session restores any response that finished while you were away (no lost replies) - Auto-reconnect — a dropped connection recovers on its own when you wake the screen or switch networks (no manual reconnect) - SSH key authentication — connect securely with an SSH key instead of a password (password login still supported) - Connection status badge — when a connection fails, see the cause at a glance (network, Mac, or authentication) - Tap a completion notification to jump right in — opens the exact session that finished - Session management — rename sessions, confirm before deleting, and remember permission mode per session [Security] - Safer token storage — daemon access tokens now live in the device Keychain. Existing tokens move over automatically the first time you open the app, so there's nothing to re-enter - Tighter network policy — the app's plaintext traffic is now limited to home network and Tailscale addresses - "Copy Claude credentials" now off by default — in host setup this option starts disabled, and turning it on shows a notice that your credentials will be copied to the target machine as a file - Bundled daemon updated — refreshed to the latest version, with stricter checks on connection scope and launch options [Please note] - If you connected to Tailscale by typing a raw IP address (100.x.x.x), switch to the MagicDNS hostname instead (for example, mymac.tail-xxxx.ts.net). Home network addresses such as 192.168.x.x continue to work as before.

App privacy

The developer, seungkoo lee, reported these privacy practices to Apple.