On September 18, 2026, XuanFeng Accelerator released V3.2 across all five platforms. The update focuses on two things: smarter split tunneling and more stable IPv6 support with an upgraded kill switch.
Previously, routing was coarse—global acceleration or global direct. V3.2 routes traffic by scenario: domestic sites go direct, overseas sites enter the tunnel. This zero-config default behavior gives users the best experience without any network knowledge.
| Traffic Type | Route | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic sites | Direct | No detour |
| Overseas sites | Tunnel | Low latency |
| Game traffic | Game line | Less lag |
V3.2 fully supports IPv6 networks. With carriers rolling out IPv6, older versions sometimes failed to establish tunnels. The new version adapts to IPv6 while keeping IPv4 fallback. The kill switch also gained a whitelist mode—on network drop, only user-designated local apps may connect, maximizing IP leak prevention.
The team ran a 50,000-user gray test before release.
| Metric | V3.1 | V3.2 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4K video load | 3.8s | 2.1s | 45% faster |
| Connection setup | 2.4s | 1.2s | 50% faster |
| IPv6 success rate | 78% | 99.2% | Big gain |
"After V3.2, overseas videos load almost instantly when I scrub, and domestic sites no longer slow down." — Gray test user
V3.2 is an update about experience, not gimmicks. Next, the team will focus on predictive scheduling and more regional nodes.
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Split tunneling is so useful—domestic browsing no longer lags with the accelerator on.
My home uses IPv6 and it finally connects after this update.
The whitelist kill switch is thoughtful—I can pick which apps stay connected.