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# Version 2.0.4

**February 28: Big macOS update – smarter tools, smoother performance \[Version 2.0.4]**

Our latest macOS release is packed with powerful new features, key performance improvements, and UI polish to make your proxy experience even better. Let’s dive in:

## ✨ What’s New in Version macOS 2.0.4

### Smarter Notes Section

We’ve revamped the notes feature to give you more control and clarity when managing your proxies. Organize, label, and customize your proxies with ease.

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### Effortless Port Forwarding

You can now forward a specific port range — or all ports at once — based on your configurations. More flexibility, less hassle.

### Customizable Network Protocols

Tailor your connection with two optimized protocol options:

* **QUX Protocol** – For ultra-low ping and real-time responsiveness. Great for gaming, streaming, and live data tasks.
* **MUX Protocol** – Ideal for high-traffic situations, this protocol maximizes bandwidth efficiency with smart multiplexing.

Configure this feature in Settings > Proxy Settings.

### Light Mode Fixes

Our Light Mode beta just got smoother. We’ve resolved UI glitches and made the experience more polished and stable for day-to-day use.

We’ve also made under-the-hood performance boosts and fixed various bugs to keep everything running fast and reliably.

**Update now and experience the best of 9Proxy on macOS. We’d love to hear your feedback!**


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