GitHub Release: center2055/OnionHop v3.11 (10.11.2026)

Tor-only mode for Windows, the desktop app for 64-bit ARM Linux, and a complete exit location list where Tor's relay database is blocked.

Windows

• Tor-only mode (#94). A new switch under Settings, Privacy & Security blocks every connection that does not go through Tor, also while OnionHop is disconnected or closed and after a restart, until you turn it off again. It works through Windows Firewall: the outbound default becomes block, and only Tor, its transports, the tunnel in TUN mode and OnionHop itself are let out. Other programs' outbound exceptions are turned off while it is on and come back afterwards, and devices on your local network stay reachable. Split tunneling and routes that bypass Tor are not used while it is on, and uninstalling OnionHop turns it off. The command line version has tor-only on|off|status, in a terminal started as Administrator.

Linux

• The desktop app for 64-bit ARM (#95). Linux on ARM desktops and laptops gets its own AppImage, OnionHop-aarch64.AppImage, with Tor and its transports built for ARM like the ARM command line version.

Fixed

• The exit location list is complete where Tor's relay database is blocked. OnionHop gets the countries with Tor relays from the Tor Project's Onionoo service, which is on torproject.org and blocked in Russia, Iran, China and elsewhere. There the Exit Location list showed only 8 countries after a 30-second wait, the Relays page stayed empty, and the first connect after starting OnionHop waited for the same lookup. The country list now comes with the app, both lists load through Tor once you are connected, and connecting no longer waits for them.

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