Fluxzy Desktop v1.24.1

New Features and changes

Now fluxzy core can generate 70K TLS requests per second on a 16 connections configurations. See the blog post here for more information.

Added support for a new terminal on Linux: Ptyxis.
You can access this feature via "Capture > Launch and Hook Applications & Terminals".

Located in "Capture > Bash and Zsh Bootstrap Script", this new feature provides a launch command to set environment variables in an existing BASH or ZSH terminal, enabling requests to be made through Fluxzy Desktop.

This action enables DNS over HTTPS (DoH) to resolve DNS queries instead of the default DNS resolver.
Helps track DNS issues within Fluxzy Desktop (though this setting can be disabled).
Built-in DNS profiles:
- 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare)
- 8.8.8.8 (Google)
Like any action, you can access this feature through rule management ("Settings > Manage Rules").

Fixed a visual bug that caused settings to display incorrectly when choosing "any" as the IP binding address.
Changed the default pre_shared_key to X25519. Previously, it was hybrid X25519-MLKEM768, which is not supported by some servers, leading to extra round trips. You can still revert to the previous behavior using the Impersonation Feature.
Fixed an issue where invalid rule configurations would linger indefinitely in the exchange table.
For Linux users, Fluxzy Desktop now prefers SSH_ASKPASS over pkexec when a valid SSH_ASKPASS tool is available on the system. This helps mitigate various bugs and incompatibilities related to pkexec.
Fixed a typo in NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS that caused Fluxzy certificates to be untrusted when using Node-based applications in a hooked terminal.