New Update AdGuard VPN for Windows and Mac - Stable and Beta Updates Thread

AdGuard VPN for Windows 2.10
AdGuard VPN for Windows v2.10 marks another milestone in our effort to make the app accessible to everyone. For us, accessibility isn’t just a feature, it’s a core part of creating a product that’s intuitive, reliable, and comfortable to use, regardless of how you interact with your device.

This journey began in v2.8, when we started bringing accessibility improvements to AdGuard VPN. With v2.10, we’re completing that work by making the last remaining sections — Web & App Exclusions, Statistics, and Advanced settings — fully accessible. As a result, every key area of the app now supports screen readers and can be navigated entirely with a keyboard.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s changed in these sections.

Better keyboard navigation​

You can now use AdGuard VPN entirely from your keyboard without losing any functionality.

We’ve improved how focus moves throughout the interface, making navigation more logical and predictable. No more unexpected focus jumps or getting “stuck” in certain parts of the app. This means faster navigation and a smoother overall experience, whether you’re a power user or simply prefer keyboard shortcuts.

Improved screen reader support​

Screen readers can now correctly identify and announce interface elements, including their names, roles, and states. This makes interacting with settings and more complex sections of the app significantly easier.

Stability improvements​

Alongside accessibility enhancements, we’ve also worked on improving the app’s stability to make your everyday VPN experience even more reliable.
 
AdGuard VPN for Mac 2.10
AdGuard VPN for Mac v2.10 marks another milestone in our effort to make the app accessible to everyone. For us, accessibility isn’t just a feature, it’s a core part of creating a product that’s intuitive, reliable, and comfortable to use, regardless of how you interact with your device.

This journey began in version 2.9, when we started bringing accessibility improvements to AdGuard VPN. With v2.10, we’re completing that work by making the last remaining sections — Website and app exclusions, Statistics, and Advanced settings — fully accessible. As a result, every key area of the app now supports screen readers and can be navigated entirely with a keyboard.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s changed in these sections.

Better keyboard navigation​


We’ve improved how focus moves throughout the interface, making navigation more logical and predictable. No more unexpected focus jumps or getting “stuck” in certain parts of the app. This means faster navigation and a smoother overall experience, whether you’re a power user or simply prefer keyboard shortcuts.


Improved screen reader support​


Screen readers can now correctly identify and announce interface elements, including their names, roles, and states. This makes interacting with settings and more complex sections of the app significantly easier.


Stability improvements​


Alongside accessibility enhancements, we’ve also worked on improving the app’s stability to make your everyday VPN experience even more reliable.
 
AdGuard VPN for Windows 2.10.1

Fixes​

  • The program freezes due to problems with the availability of Internet resources #1195
  • VPN is not working when Dr.Web is installed #1193

Sciter (UI engine)​

  • Sciter updated to v1.0.1200 #1219
 
AdGuard VPN for Mac 2.10.1
If Youtube, Gemini, or another Google service doesn’t work while you’re connected to AdGuard VPN, a new setting may help. We’ve added an IPv6 interface switch to Advanced settings.

The switch is on by default, so IPv6 is available if your network supports it. If you’re having trouble with Google services, try turning it off. This blocks IPv6 traffic and lets you see whether the service works over IPv4.
 
AdGuard VPN for Windows 2.10.2
If Youtube, Gemini, or another Google service doesn’t work while you’re connected to AdGuard VPN, a new setting may help. We’ve added an IPv6 interface switch to Advanced settings.

The switch is on by default, so IPv6 is available if your network supports it. If you’re having trouble with Google services, try turning it off. This blocks IPv6 traffic and lets you see whether the service works over IPv4.
 

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