Fluxzy Desktop v1.24.1

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.

• Fluxzy.Core has been upgraded to 1.28.0 View release notes.