A new version of Arti, the Rust implementation of the Tor client, has been released. Version 1.4.5 brings important updates aimed at enhancing performance and reliability for users connecting to the network.
A key focus in Arti 1.4.5 is significant refinement to the XON flow control mechanism. This update is designed to improve how data flows through the network, leading to more stable and efficient connections by ensuring data is transmitted smoothly without overwhelming network buffers.
Furthermore, this release includes important updates related to Conflux. While technical, these changes are crucial for optimizing how Arti interacts with certain network components, potentially leading to improved performance and reliability for users accessing or hosting services built on the network.
Beyond these specific areas, Arti 1.4.5 incorporates various bug fixes and general performance enhancements discovered since the previous release, contributing to a more robust and reliable client overall.
Collectively, these updates in Arti 1.4.5 are geared towards providing users with a faster, more stable, and more dependable experience when using the network through the Arti client.
For anyone using Arti, updating to version 1.4.5 is highly recommended to benefit from these improvements and ensure you are running the most stable release. This release represents continued progress in developing a modern, reliable client in Rust.
Source: https://blog.torproject.org/arti_1_4_5_released/
