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What changed in rc.1
More routers
Reading the router's own page used to work on the Huawei HG630 V2 only. It is now a set of drivers; the app finds which one fits your router by itself and the router card says which one is in use:
- Huawei (
huawei-hg): HG630 V2 as before, and the same family: HG633, HG659, HG658, DG8045. Gateways without a DSL page still give the model, connection and data counters. - TR-064 (
tr064): the standard many routers speak (FRITZ!Box, Zyxel and others): data counters (64-bit where offered), DSL speed, noise margin and attenuation, connection status and uptime. Tried without a password first; the saved password is used only if the router asks for one. - ZTE, trial (
zte-new): newer ZXHN / F6xx firmware: DSL speed, noise margin, attenuation, internet connection status and model. No data counters on this generation yet. Marked "trial" until someone confirms it on a real router.
The same safety rules apply to every driver: only addresses on your home network, a rejected password is never retried (ZTE routers lock you out after a few wrong tries), and the app signs out after each read. If no driver fits, the card says the router isn't supported yet. How drivers work and how to add one: docs/routers.md.
Help us support your router
Settings → App → "Help us support your router" builds a report of what your router offers: its make, model and software version, the features it answers, and the names of the pages and fields its login page uses. Serial numbers, MAC addresses, Wi-Fi names and keys, your public IP, user names, passwords, cookies, phone numbers, emails and device names are removed before you see it. You read it in full, then download it or open a prefilled GitHub issue and attach it; the app never uploads it. An optional box lets it sign in once with your saved password, for routers it already knows, and note the names and kinds of the details returned, never their values.
FAQ, website and videos
- Three new FAQ answers, in all five languages: which routers it works with, how data usage is measured (the whole house's traffic through the router, download plus upload, from the renewal day, from the router's own counters), and what the router report sends and to whom.
- The website's home page and guide mention that the app reads many routers and how to ask for yours. Its What's new page no longer shows a released version as "Next release": only previews newer than the latest release are listed there.
- The Overview and Settings video tours cover the new router lines and the router report.
Privacy
The privacy policy now says the app checks whether your router speaks TR-064 (on your home network only), and how the router report works.
How to test
- Huawei HG630 V2 with the password saved: the router card says it reads the router's own page (Huawei) and shows the same figures as in 2.0.4.
- Any other router with UPnP on: the card shows the UPnP figures, and either names a driver or says the router isn't supported yet with a link to the report.
- Settings → App → "Help us support your router" → Create report: read it and check there's no serial number, MAC address, Wi-Fi name, public IP or password in it. "Open a GitHub issue" opens a prefilled issue with the router's model.
- A ZTE ZXHN router (WE, Vodafone, Etisalat…) with its password: the card says "ZTE, trial" and shows the line speed and noise margin. Please also attach a report.
- A FRITZ!Box or another TR-064 router: the card says TR-064 and shows data usage.
Known limits
- Huawei HG633/HG659/HG658/DG8045, TR-064 and ZTE were built from public documentation and tested against simulated routers only; each needs a real router to confirm.
- Not supported yet, and why, in
docs/routers.md: Huawei EchoLife fiber ONTs, older ZTE firmware (Frm_Logintoken/getpage.gch) and TP-Link. Their sign-in or status pages aren't documented well enough to build safely, and a wrong guess can lock you out of the router. The router report is how we'll add them.