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Cloudflare Mesh now runs as a Docker container. Deploy it with Docker Compose, Kubernetes sidecars, or CI/CD without installing packages on the host.
Browser Run now supports structured handoff for Human in the Loop. Agents can pause for a human to solve login walls and resume automatically.
Cloudflare now supports self-managed OAuth clients. Build third-party apps that integrate securely with Wrangler and granular scopes.
Agents SDK v0.12.4 drops with reliable chat recovery and durable Think submissions so your agents survive network interruptions. You get routing retries and Voice connection control to manage state like a pro.
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Updated the Access login page with a unified card design, dark mode support, and better mobile responsiveness. Your users will notice the visual consistency.
SSH is now enabled by default for Containers. Connect to your instances using `wrangler containers ssh` without any extra setup.
Gateway firewall policies now support natural language generation. Describe what you want and let the AI populate the configuration.
R2 Data Catalog now exposes metrics via the GraphQL Analytics API. Track Iceberg REST API requests and table maintenance jobs like compaction and snapshot expiration.
The macOS Cloudflare One Client v2026.4.1350.0 now features a brand new UI. Right-click context menus give you instant access to common actions.
Cloudflare One Client for Linux is now GA with version 2026.4.1350.0. The new UI features a context menu and CLI commands for easier management.
Cloudflare One Client for Windows (2026.4.1350.0) is now GA. The new UI brings right-click context menus and easier settings access.
Workers AI is refreshing its model catalog. Make sure to swap out your old Llama or Kimi models for the new GLM-4.7-flash or Gemma-4-26b-a4b-it versions before May 30 2026 to keep running.
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Cloudflare WAF rules blocking new React Server Components DoS vulnerabilities are active by default. Patch your Next.js to 16.2.5 and React to 19.2.6 to stay protected.
Stream Bindings for Workers are live. Upload videos, generate signed URLs, and manage your entire video library directly from worker code.
Automatic tracing now spans across Workers and Durable Objects. Follow requests through your entire architecture in a single unified trace view.
Security Center now supports CSV export for RFI history and adjustable page density. Manage high-volume requests faster with 10, 25, or 50 records per page.
The Threat Events API now supports TAXII. Pipe threat intel directly into your SIEMs and SOARs without custom scripts.
Radar now tracks TLD nameserver performance. Use the new TLD Performance API to query latency data.
Cloudflare Mesh nodes now support IPv6 CIDR routes. Advertise your IPv6 subnets to reach IPv6-only or dual-stack networks from any device.
Keyboard shortcuts are now live in the dashboard. You can navigate, switch accounts, and copy URLs without touching the mouse.
