Changelog

We've disabled ICMP timestamp requests on our edge network as part of ongoing security hardening. This reduces unnecessary exposure and aligns with best practices for network security.

You can now pause and resume redirects at any time. This makes it easy to temporarily disable a redirect without removing it, and quickly turn it back on when needed.

We've added support for six new Automatic DNS providers:

• OVH
• IONOS
• Hetzner
• Porkbun
• Constellix
• NS1

This expands our automated setup to more users, reducing the need for manual DNS configuration.

The login screen now highlights the last provider you used. This small change makes it quicker and easier to log back in, especially if you regularly use social login.

We've added a dedicated SSO login button to the login screen. Previously, we automatically detected the email address domain to switch to SSO mode. This behavior still exists; this dedicated SSO button makes it clearer to users that SSO may be available for them.

A new destination variable `{referrer}` is now available. This allows you to pass the incoming referrer directly into your destination URL, making it easier to build more dynamic redirect behavior.

You can now configure the `Referrer-Policy` header for your redirects. This gives you more control over how much referrer information is shared with destination websites, helping you balance privacy and analytics needs. You may set this onteam level for all redirects, and overrule on hostname level where needed.

You can now upsert redirects through both the API and import functionality. Instead of manually fetching the redirect to determine whether it requires creation or updating, existing redirects are updated automatically when a match is found. This makes bulk updates and automated workflows much easier to manage. Set the `upsert` boolean to `true` on the POST /api/v1/redirects call.