Fleasion Changelog

Fleasion is actively developed — we ship updates regularly, and this is the readable version of what's changed. The canonical, full notes for every build live on our GitHub Releases page; this page is our hand-written highlights so you can see where the project's been without reading raw commit logs.

The current release is v2.4.0. If you're on anything older, grab the newest build from our download page. Read the dedicated v2.4.0 technical update for architecture, privacy, checksums and upgrade details.

The 2.x line (current)

v2.4.0 — Aug 15, 2026

• Env Proxy is now the default — Roblox Player or Sober is relaunched through a high loopback port without a hosts-file edit or privileged port 443. Studio stays untouched; Hosts File remains a compatibility mode.
• New Proxy tab for filtering, holding, editing, replaying, forwarding and dropping live traffic, plus importable automatic replacement rules.
• More reliable custom FastFlag application on Windows and macOS, including Froststrap and AppleBlox; global hotkeys on Linux and persistent keyboard/mouse bindings.
• Portable config asset paths such as /Sounds/hit.ogg, with live file watching and nested folders up to 10 levels.
• Single-file rigged .glb export, stronger v6/v7 mesh parsing, sparse animation-track fixes and lazy asset probes for large caches.
• Per-user Run on Boot and a broad reliability pass across Windows, macOS and Linux/Sober.

The complete analysis, exact platform filenames and SHA-256 digests are on What changed in Fleasion v2.4.0.

v2.3.0 — Jul 18, 2026

• Full custom FastFlags workflow: edit, import/export, profiles, browser, keybindings and startup priming, with an explicit ban-risk confirmation.
• Faster handling for large profiles and more reliable TexturePack/private-asset downloads.
• Linux/Sober and Nix reliability work, desktop integration, creator names and a broad batch of UI and cache fixes.

v2.2.1 — Jun 29, 2026

A quick hotfix on top of v2.2.0, fixing a certificate read-only-flag issue that could stop the CA patch from applying cleanly. If you grabbed 2.2.0, update to this.

v2.2.0 — Jun 28, 2026

• First-class Linux / Sober support — proxy helpers and login discovery for the Sober Flatpak Roblox client.
• Private subplace server joining in the account tools.
• Timestamps in the cache viewer, so you can see what was fetched and when.
• Big batch of macOS authentication reliability fixes.
• Fixes for TexturePack slot handling, animation metadata stripping, and model previews.
• Safer Windows DLL loading and better Roblox command parsing.

v2.1.0 — Jun 11, 2026

• Native macOS support with a root helper and menu-bar integration.
• Profile Groups in the Replacer, with drag-and-drop reordering.
• Expanded proxy stack with multiple upstream modes.
• RBXM / RBXMX document support, including preview and export.
• Encrypted browser-login caching on macOS.

v2.0.1 — Apr 19, 2026

• Major fix for loading into Roblox games while Fleasion is open.
• Friendlier proxy startup errors (real dialogs instead of silent failures).
• Improved certificate validation and CA patching logic.
• Added Subplace Blacklist tools and SolidModel XML-to-OBJ conversion.

v2.0.0 — Apr 15, 2026

The big rewrite that shaped the app you use today:

• Animation conversion — R6/R15 handling and conversion to curve animations.
• New Miscellaneous and Subplace Joiner tabs.
• Account manager and reserved-server rejoiner utilities.
• Reworked presets UI with an auto-fetching game grid.
• ORM channel-based TexturePack replacement.

Release cadence (by the numbers)

We don't ship on a fixed schedule — a build goes out when it's ready — but if you're weighing how alive the project is, here's the 2.x line so far, straight from the release dates:

The dates show a feature release roughly every three weeks on average, with v2.2.1 landing one day after v2.2.0 when a certificate regression needed a hotfix.

The 1.x line (legacy)

Everything before 2.0 is the older, pre-rewrite line — we keep the legacy builds on Releases for reference, but we don't recommend running them anymore. Highlights from that era: early Linux support (v1.8.0), presets improvements (v1.7.6), and a series of stability fixes through v1.7.x–v1.9.x. If you're still on a -legacy build, move to the 2.x line.

How updates reach you

Fleasion doesn't force auto-updates on you — you decide when to grab a new build. When we ship one:

1. It goes up on our download page first, and on our open-source GitHub Releases.
2. We post what changed in our Discord.

To update, download the newest build and run it in place of your old one — your rules and presets stay where they are. See the install guide if you need a refresher.

Frequently asked questions

What's the latest version of Fleasion? As of this page, it's v2.4.0. The newest build is always on our download page and the official GitHub release.

How do I update Fleasion? Download the latest build from Releases and run it in place of the old one. It's a drop-in replacement — your saved rules and presets carry over.

Where are the full release notes? On GitHub Releases. Each version there lists its complete notes; this page is a curated summary.

Is my version out of date? If you're on a -legacy (1.x) build, move to the 2.x line. Within 2.x, compare your version to v2.4.0 and update if you're behind.

Updated August 15, 2026 — added v2.3.0 and v2.4.0, and recalculated cadence from all seven 2.x releases.

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