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.
Version 4.6.6 of the Mudfish WebExtension introduced a redesigned menu that lets you route only selected sites through Mudfish without editing PAC scripts as described below.
Upgrade to the latest extension version to use this feature. You can download the extension at https://mudfish.net/download.
When living abroad, you may find that Korean streaming services block access based on your location. Using a VPN for all traffic can also cause buffering because of bandwidth limits. This tip provides a PAC script for the Mudfish browser extension that bypasses these restrictions without slowing down the stream.
In this example, only the requests related to location restrictions go through Mudfish. The stream itself uses your regular Internet connection.
When using the Mudfish browser extension, you may encounter unexpected problems whose cause is unclear and need help from an administrator.
The extension's logs can help narrow down the problem. This article explains how to access them.
The Mudfish program has a "Setup → Nodes" menu that can sometimes cause confusion. Consider this example:
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.
Sometimes Mudfish does not work correctly even with Full VPN mode enabled for a basic functionality test.
Problem reports occasionally show that this is caused by a network adapter's metric. This article explains how Windows users can change the metric of a NIC (Network Interface Card).
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:
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.