Outbound 1.4.0 release notes: what’s new

New

Control Center widgets are redesigned. Each widget has its own small, wide and large layout, drawn with the system’s charts and gauges, and each figure shows the time window it covers.
Live Rate shows an upload and a download dial measured against your 48-hour peak. Rate History shows the last 60 minutes, with received data above the line and sent data below it.
Blocked shows what blocked each connection: a rule, a blocklist, an alert answer or something else. Trackers shows how many tracker attempts were blocked, and DNS shows how many lookups bypassed encrypted DNS and how many apps sent them. Destinations lists the countries you connect to most.
Active Apps, Recently Blocked and Alerts share one row layout, with Allow and Deny in a menu on each row. Alerts show when they time out and have an Answer button.
The Widgets menu opens Control Center in a separate window that can float on top, and resets the layout. Undo and Redo cover adding, removing, resizing and moving widgets.

Remove Outbound with data deletion turned on now deletes Outbound’s data after Outbound quits: its settings, history, keychain items, and its entries in the MCP settings of Claude, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Gemini and Copilot. In 1.3.2 it could leave this data behind.
Files that Outbound cannot change safely, such as a settings file another app saved during removal, are kept and listed for you to review. Your Agent Workspace files are always kept.
If removal is interrupted, for example by logging out, Outbound shows what remains the next time it opens and lets you finish it.
Desktop widgets show real content in the widget gallery, their titles fit in German, the range label matches the recorded range, and the large Destinations widget shows the whole map.

Requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon or Intel. Signed with Developer ID and notarised by Apple. You’ll need a licence key. See pricing.