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The macOS Cloudflare One Client Goes GA With a Fresh New UI!

Hey everyone, it's me, Shii-chan! Today I found a little update that makes a tool you probably use every day a bit nicer.

Cloudflare Changelog developers.cloudflare.com

What was announced?

From the Cloudflare Changelog: the macOS Cloudflare One Client (version 2026.4.1350.0) is now GA! The headline is a brand-new UI for macOS, with a cleaner, more intuitive design and easier access to the actions and information you reach for most. You can grab the new build from the stable releases downloads page.

The story so far

The Cloudflare One Client is the device-side client (the WARP client) you use to connect into a Zero Trust network. The macOS version has always been capable, but its interface had room to feel friendlier. This release refreshes that look and feel.

What changes

The new UI puts your common actions right at your fingertips:

  • A right-click context menu for quick access to the most common client actions
  • A built-in captive portal login experience (for those Wi-Fi sign-in pages)

For a tool you toggle and switch every day, that "just reach it" feeling really adds up.

Dive Deep

There's a nice addition for admins too: a new CLI command, warp-cli mdm refresh, which triggers an immediate refresh of the Mobile Device Management (MDM) configuration file. No more waiting around after a config change.

The team was also upfront about a couple of known issues:

  • Registration may hang at "Checking your organization configuration" due to IPC errors. A system reboot should let it proceed.
  • Split tunnel list configuration isn't available in the new UI yet. For now you manage split tunnel entries with warp-cli tunnel ip and warp-cli tunnel host. UI support is coming in a future release.

Wrap-up

  • The macOS Cloudflare One Client (2026.4.1350.0) is GA with a new UI
  • A right-click menu and built-in captive portal login bring common actions closer
  • The new warp-cli mdm refresh command refreshes your MDM config on the spot
  • Watch out for the known issues, like split tunnel settings not being in the UI yet

If you use Cloudflare One / WARP on macOS every day, or you're an admin rolling the client out via MDM, this one's for you!