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Released versions for DNSFilter Roaming Clients

Minetta Gould
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DNSFilter releases app updates, enhancements, and bug fixes for the Roaming Client as we launch new features and respond to user feedback and change requests. Follow the Changelog to stay informed about all our app updates.  

See the End of Life policy to confirm you're running an up-to-date operating system.

Latest Roaming Client versions

Platform Release Notes Latest Version
(new installs) 		Auto-update Version
Windows Release Notes Beta Channel
3.0.0 13 November 2025 3.0.0 13 November 2025 (100%)
Production Channel
2.2.1 13 August 2025 2.2.1 10 September 2025 (100%)
macOS  Release Notes  Beta Channel
NA NA
Production Channel
2.3.8 10 December 2025 2.3.8 17 December 2025 (20%)
Chrome Release Notes 3.1.0 6 August 2025
iOS Release Notes 1.4.3 16 July 2025
Android Release Notes 1.21.1 17 April 2025

 

Auto-Update release process

Enabling the Automatic Updates setting ensures the Roaming Client agents are kept up-to-date.  

We offer a customer-selectable Release Channel (Beta and Production) for our macOS and Windows Roaming Clients. These are available for both new install download links and our auto-update feature.

More information on this can be found in our Roaming Client Release Channels documentation.

Best practice for Administrators who want to test the Roaming Clients before deploying to individual devices is to invest in an MDM solution to control when updates occur on devices, giving adequate time to test new agents in your environment prior to updating individual devices.

Platform Release Process
macOS
Windows

Production Channel release availability
(may vary by release)

Week 1: Release available for 1% of users
Week 2: Release available for 25% of users
Week 3: Release available for 50% of users
Week 4: Release available for 100% of users

Beta Channel releases are available to 100% of Roaming Clients that opt-in to the Beta Release Channel.
Chrome Released in Chrome Store
Android Released in Google Play Store 
iOS Released in App Store

 

Comments

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  • Carlos Maciel

    Hello I'm wondering where to get version 1.14.1.0, as the new v2 of the windows roaming client does not work with static IP's

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  • Minetta Gould Community Team DNSFilter Staff

    Hi Carlos Maciel , thanks for reaching out! We see you also submitted a Support Request for this build: if the PowerShell script the team provided does not remedy the issue, please reply in that ticket thread so the team can continue to assist. 

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  • Carlos Maciel

    Looks like version 2.0.3 of the windows agent will work as mentioned here: 19 March 3/19 - Windows Roaming Client v2.0.3 Beta

    A new version of the Windows RC is now available via the Beta channel. This version can be downloaded from the dashboard Deployments → Roaming Clients → Install.

    For more details on Release Channels and the current versions available for both Beta and Production channels, check out our help docs.

    Bug Fixes 🪲

    • Static IP Issue:Addressing the persistent issue where workstations with static IPs suddenly lose network access. This fix ensures that machines operate without interruption, restoring reliable connectivity.

    But I cannot find were to get that version neither.

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  • Minetta Gould Community Team DNSFilter Staff

    Hi Carlos Maciel , thanks for the question! DNSFilter currently hosts only the latest production version of the agent in the dashboard to ensure consistency, security, and supportability across deployments. Maintaining a single, up-to-date version helps reduce compatibility issues, ensures all customers benefit from the latest fixes and improvements, and allows our Support and Engineering teams to provide focused, effective assistance.

    If a fix was introduced in an earlier version, rest assured — it remains included in the latest release. All updates are cumulative, so improvements and bug fixes carry forward.

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