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      <title>Version 1.3.3</title>
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      <description sparkle:format="markdown"><![CDATA[## Version 1.3.3

- **Fewer false alarms in your report**: An ordinary home network is no longer reported as a hotel-style captive portal, carrier-grade NAT from providers such as T-Mobile Home Internet and Starlink is no longer called double NAT, and WPA2 networks are no longer told to move to WPA3.
- **Security basics from ASUS and TP-Link routers**: A signed-in deep scan of an ASUS or TP-Link Archer router now checks whether the admin page is open to the internet and whether WPS is on, plus UPnP on ASUS and open Wi-Fi networks on TP-Link, and says where to change each setting.
- **Your router is recognized again on macOS 27**: macOS 27 hides some hardware addresses from apps. Network Weather now reads the router's hardware address and maker another way, and no longer shows your Mac as a Xerox device.
- **Weak-signal warnings you can trust**: A bogus signal reading from macOS no longer raises a Very Weak WiFi Signal warning, and a signal that stays weak is now noticed with the window closed.
- **The Radio tab stops freezing the app**: Left open, the Radio tab redrew everything every two seconds and produced a steady stream of beachballs. It now redraws only when the air around you actually changes.

[Full release notes](https://networkweather.com/releases/macos/1.3.3/)]]></description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 21:09:20 +0000</pubDate>
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      <description sparkle:format="markdown"><![CDATA[## Version 1.3.3

- **Fewer false alarms in your report**: An ordinary home network is no longer reported as a hotel-style captive portal, carrier-grade NAT from providers such as T-Mobile Home Internet and Starlink is no longer called double NAT, and WPA2 networks are no longer told to move to WPA3.
- **Security basics from ASUS and TP-Link routers**: A signed-in deep scan of an ASUS or TP-Link Archer router now checks whether the admin page is open to the internet and whether WPS is on, plus UPnP on ASUS and open Wi-Fi networks on TP-Link, and says where to change each setting.
- **Your router is recognized again on macOS 27**: macOS 27 hides some hardware addresses from apps. Network Weather now reads the router's hardware address and maker another way, and no longer shows your Mac as a Xerox device.
- **Weak-signal warnings you can trust**: A bogus signal reading from macOS no longer raises a Very Weak WiFi Signal warning, and a signal that stays weak is now noticed with the window closed.
- **The Radio tab stops freezing the app**: Left open, the Radio tab redrew everything every two seconds and produced a steady stream of beachballs. It now redraws only when the air around you actually changes.

[Full release notes](https://networkweather.com/releases/macos/1.3.3/)]]></description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 16:30:18 +0000</pubDate>
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