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New Notice Design

· 3 min read

Latest Features​

This update is part of the "Attack State" components.

Previously, we never considered that notification-type information would require long-term prompts. To save bandwidth for users, we adopted a region-based proxy mechanism. In AI proxy mode, if you can access the website, you don't need to use ViewTurbo for proxying. Otherwise, ViewTurbo will act as a proxy. This feature has saved our users a significant amount of bandwidth.

In this update, we’ve introduced a new notification design language. It applies to one of the components used in the ViewTurbo attack state, allowing users to receive alerts when ViewTurbo is under attack or to convey other messages.

Curious about what the previous version looked like? Check out the comparison below, showing the previous version:

Version Fixes​

Visual Issues​

Fixed the issue with node selection icons in fullscreen mode on Windows.

  • Fixed an issue on the multi-device information detail page where scrollbars appeared even with empty data.
  • Fixed the problem with the color distinguishability of the device name area on the multi-device information detail page.
  • Fixed the issue where scrollbars were not fully displayed on the multi-device information detail page.

What's Next?​

Spy Mode​

If you are in a country or region where authorities check your phone or computer even without a search warrant, we will introduce Spy Mode.

With Spy Mode enabled, ViewTurbo will disguise itself as a utility software. Each user's download will appear differently, such as a calculator or a notepad app. You can access the node connection interface simply by clicking the appropriate button.

Low Animation Mode​

In Low Animation Mode:

  1. In an unconnected state, the dynamic perception globe component on the right will not respond to mouse distance.
  2. Even in a connected state, the dynamic perception component will rotate only once before stopping.

Attack Status​

Currently, ViewTurbo is experiencing a high volume of attacks. During an attack mode, ViewTurbo will switch states to help users respond accordingly. In this state, you may encounter:

  1. The ViewTurbo official website and related services may be inaccessible.
  2. Node speeds may be delayed.
  3. Connection attempts may fail.
  4. ViewTurbo resource services may go offline.