The Web Inspect feature has been newly added to Mudfish v6.0.0. This article provides a brief introduction to this feature and explains how to use it to solve CDN / CLOUD issues.

The Mudfish program has a "Setup → Nodes" menu that can sometimes cause confusion. Consider this example:

• A user in South Korea plays World of Tanks and wants to connect to its Europe (Germany) game server.
• The user selects the DE Europe (Germany - Lightsail) node under "Setup → Nodes" and continues.

To choose the node that carries the game's traffic, select it in the World of Tanks item settings. The node list filter only controls which nodes are available to choose from.

On the Mudfish Forums, we often receive this question:

Will Mudfish really lower my ping? If so, by how much?

This used to be difficult to answer for several reasons:

• We did not know the RTT (round-trip time) between the user's computer and the roughly 500 Mudfish nodes.
• We did not have an internal service for quickly estimating ping.

As a result, we often suggested installing Mudfish and testing it directly. That was easy advice to give, but it was not especially helpful to someone trying Mudfish for the first time.

If you’re using Mudfish for Mac OS X, sometimes it shows the core process isn’t running. Especially if you’re using old Mac OS X version this issue could happen more often.

Mudfish v4.6.0 introduces changes that may be unfamiliar to existing users. This post explains them in more detail.

This post introduces the WFP (Windows Filtering Platform) driver added in Mudfish v4.5.1. The questions below explain why it was added and where to use it, without going into implementation details.

This post explains how to use the Secure Connection option in the Mudfish browser extension when visiting websites.