Apple TV, now with more Tailscale
Mullvad on Tailscale: Privately browse the web



Tailscale has partnered with Mullvad to make its global network of VPN servers available for our customers. You can now easily browse the web using any one of Mullvad’s available servers as a Tailscale exit node while maintaining the user privacy that’s synonymous with Mullvad.
Mullvad is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) service that’s known for its strong commitment to user privacy, anonymity, and security. This new partnership means that even when you’re far from home, you can stay connected to the things you care about via Tailscale and maintain private internet browsing thanks to Mullvad’s secure and high-speed global network.
Tailscale August Newsletter
Sync Azure AD users and groups to Tailscale


Onboarding a new or transferred employee can be time-consuming, but it’s a good problem to have. Offboarding, on the other hand, not so much. Offboarding is not only inconvenient, but doing it poorly puts organizations at risk — as former employees may inadvertently retain access to shared company resources after their departure.
That’s why we’re introducing user & group provisioning for Azure AD, now in beta, so you can automatically sync disabled users from Azure AD to Tailscale as part of offboarding, and sync group membership to use in your access rules. This means you only have to update users in one place — your IdP — to ensure that team and personnel changes are reflected in Tailscale.
Introducing Machine Explorer, now in Tailscale’s VS Code extension
Tailnet lock is now available in beta



Tailnet lock, now in beta, lets account admins enforce that nodes added to your tailnet must be signed by trusted nodes, which you manage.
What’s new in beta? We’ve improved the usability of tailnet lock so you can use mobile devices as trusted nodes, and implemented recovery mechanisms so you can regain control of your tailnet in case your trusted nodes are ever compromised.
Log streaming to Panther is Generally Available


Tailscale July Newsletter
Reimagining Tailscale for iOS
That’s a wrap on Tailscale Up!


SSH endpoint discovery on your tailnet with Charm Wishlist
New log streaming integration with Panther Labs, now in beta


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Network flow logs is generally available


Tailscale June Newsletter
Tailscale now in the QNAP App Center
Bring your tailnet to VS Code




We’re releasing a Tailscale extension for Visual Studio Code, a text editor we hear is pretty popular. The new extension, now in beta, brings the magic of your tailnet even closer to your code and makes it easier than ever to share your local development over the internet for collaboration, testing, and experimentation.
You can install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace, or learn more about it in our documentation. It lets you use Tailscale directly in VS Code on macOS and Windows platforms.
Tailscale doesn't want your password


Security, Productivity, and ZTNA with Tailscale Enterprise


Invite anyone to your tailnet
Three new features launching at Tailscale Up


Today we’re kicking off Tailscale Up, our first ever community conference. To celebrate the occasion, we’re announcing new features that address some of the top community feature requests — and we hope will excite you. We’ll be rolling out more information about these announcements over the next week, but for now we’ve got some stuff that we can’t wait to share.
Tailscale May Newsletter
In case you missed it, we also hosted a live webinar, “Bring Tailscale to Work: Introduction to Tailscale Enterprise,” which is available to watch on-demand here.
Custom OIDC is generally available
Announcing session recording for Tailscale SSH in beta


Securing customer data in production with Tailscale and Indent
Sign in to Tailscale with Apple
Announcing network flow logs and log streaming


Tailscale takes your network’s security and reliability seriously. That’s why we built features like configuration audit logs to help you monitor and review changes to your network. Recently, we released network flow logs, in beta, to help you monitor network activity in your tailnet. These logs allow you to detect threats, investigate security incidents, maintain compliance with your network security policies, and troubleshoot network issues.
Network flow logs record the metadata about your network traffic. Your connections on Tailscale are (and remain) end-to-end encrypted and we never log the content of your network traffic, nor do we have access to do so.
Log into Tailscale with any OIDC-enabled identity provider

Announcing Tailscale Enterprise

Pricing v3, plans, packages, and debugging
Today we’re announcing the third generation of Tailscale plans and pricing. Most noticeably: The Free plan is expanding from one to three users. Monthly paid plans now include three free users, and bill you only for additional users who actively exchange data over Tailscale (“usage-based billing”) rather than for a fixed number of seats. Annual prepaid plans will have a new structure.
The new plans should save money for essentially everyone, but you can keep your old plan if you want. Existing annual, custom, and enterprise subscriptions are unaffected, and changes are opt-in. Monthly prices per user are staying the same.
Surpassing 10Gb/s over Tailscale
Hi, it’s us again. You might remember us from when we made significant performance-related changes to wireguard-go, the userspace WireGuard® implementation that Tailscale uses. We’re releasing a set of changes that further improves client throughput on Linux. We intend to upstream these changes to WireGuard as we did with the previous set of changes, which have since landed upstream.
With this new set of changes, Tailscale joins the 10Gb/s club on bare metal Linux, and wireguard-go pushes past (for now) the in-kernel WireGuard implementation on that hardware. How did we do it? Through UDP segmentation offload and checksum optimizations. You can experience these improvements in the current unstable Tailscale client release, and also in Tailscale v1.40, available in the coming days. Continue reading to learn more, or jump down to the Results section if you just want numbers.
An update on Tailscale Up — our conference for you!


Tailscale March newsletter

March has flown by! All month long, we’ve been heads-down getting some cool new features over the finish line and into your hands, including custom OIDC and Funnel, both in beta. You can also make new users’ onboarding process less daunting by inviting them to join your tailnet.
And we are particularly thrilled to be hosting our first in-person community conference, Tailscale Up, featuring speakers Amye Scavarda Perrin, Justin Garrison, Emily Trau, Corey Quinn, and more to be announced soon. We are partnering with Dogpatch Studios in SF to host this event, and we’re excited to share more details about content, food, and more in the coming weeks.
Tailscale Funnel now available in beta
Tailscale Funnel, a tool that lets you share a web server on your private tailnet with the public internet, is now available as a beta feature for all users. With Funnel enabled, you can share access to a local development server, test a webhook, or even host a blog.
Funnel provides a DNS name tied to your node that becomes publicly accessible once enabled. When a user on the public internet requests your service, we use a secure Tailscale tunnel to forward those requests along.
Invite and review users joining your tailnet


Introducing Custom OIDC
At Tailscale, we don’t want your users (or us) managing a separate list of usernames and passwords, which is why you must use single sign-on with an identity provider to create and manage your network. Until now, that meant you needed to choose from a handful of trusted identity providers including Google, Okta, GitHub, and Azure AD. Custom OIDC, now in open beta (and available for everyone), changes all that.
New users can set up custom OIDC and sign in at login.tailscale.com/start/oidc, and existing customers can contact our support team to request account migration.
Tailscale February newsletter

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Manage pricing and billing with Billing Admin

