Surge

Surge Mac v5 users will receive an update notification next week, but you can download and use it now.

Upgrade benefits • Free upgrade for customers who purchased Surge Mac 5 within one year. • All other v5 users can unlock Surge Mac 6 simply by renewing their Maintenance Subscription—and for the first week, enjoy an exclusive 20% early-bird discount. kb.nssurge.com/surge-knowledg…

Surge Mac 6 is here! Experience our bold new design and a host of inventive features—learn more on our release page. kb.nssurge.com/surge-knowledg…

We will release Surge tvOS 5.8.4 compiled with an older version of Xcode as soon as possible, if you have already upgraded and cannot start it, you can use the TestFlight version for now or try updating your tvOS to the 17.2 RC2.

Surge tvOS 5.8.3 was built against Xcode 15.1, which contains a bug that the tvOS NE App compiled with this version can only be used on tvOS 17.2.

Meanwhile, Surge tvOS has also passed the review and is waiting for the official release of tvOS 17 on September 18th. After that, it can be installed and used from the App Store. Users who have already purchased Surge iOS can use it directly without any additional payment.

Surge iOS 5.7.0 update is now live. · Supports interactive widgets for iOS 17. · Added full-text search support for HTTP request's header and body. · Web Dashboard updated to version 2.0. · Inline Ruleset, allowing the Ruleset to be written directly in the main profile.

In the latest beta version of Surge Mac, you can use Dashboard to directly create new temporary rules. This feature can be used for both the local and remote device's Surge instances.

For devices that have configured Surge Ponte, they can be remotely managed directly through Surge Ponte from anywhere on the Internet. You can find the option on the main menu of Surge Mac.

In the latest version, we have made many improvements to the remote control function of Surge Mac's Dashboard. Now you can directly control policy group options through the Dashboard. Surge Dashboard can remotely control functions of other devices' Surge Mac/iOS/tvOS.

Users who purchased within the last six months can upgrade for free, other users can upgrade at a discount, with prices as low as $1.99. v4 users will receive an update prompt in about a week. For more details and upgrade plans, please visit: kb.nssurge.com/surge-knowledg…

Surge Mac 5 is now officially released, core feature updates include: · Surge Ponte, a solution that allows easy configuration for a private mesh network across the Internet. · New VIF engine, with maximum processing bandwidth increased to 30Gbps on M2.

Surge iOS 5 with a brand new UI design is now available on the App Store. Check it now.

@markeifer050 Nope. The information mentioned here is only for the purchasing system. We collect zero user network traffic data.

@SurgeDebugger Can Surge Networks Inc. (the company) legally collect network packets/communication data when I use Surge.app on iOS? The Privacy Policy seems to allow such surveillance (no matter how the data is protected by the company):

The Darwin Kernel 21.4.0 in macOS 12.3 has a serious IP forwarding bug that causes severe degradation of Surge's Router mode upload performance. A temporary workaround has been deployed in the Surge Mac beta version.

Surge iOS 4.12.0 & Surge Mac 4.5.0 have been released with substantial improvements. Complete release note here: community.nssurge.com/d/902-surge-io… The online manual has also been updated to match the latest version.

We have confirmed that Surge works fine on the iOS 15 beta 1.

We just launched a macOS app - Dockface. It displays information from your system and the Internet in style on the Dock. Now it supports system usages, weather, crypto prices, notes, and albums. We'll keep adding more, so feel free to suggest anything! apps.apple.com/us/app/dockfac…

We have just released a new build of snell-server. - Fixed a memory leak. - Increased the default file descriptor limit to 102400. - Reduced the idle timer to 300 seconds while connection reusing. - Upgraded libuv to v.1.41.0 github.com/surge-networks…

Technically, Apple renames the processor name from "Apple processor" to "Apple M1" on macOS 11.1. Surge uses the name as one factor to generate a device hash for activating.

For Apple M1 devices owner, you will be asked to activate Surge Mac again after upgrading to macOS 11.1. Please reset your license on nssurge.com/account and then re-activate. It's a one-time issue. Sorry for the inconvenience.