February 2026 monthly summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui focused on delivering security, reliability, and operational efficiency improvements. Key features were implemented to strengthen the security posture, enhance stream control, and modernize dependencies, while CI/CD automation reduced maintenance overhead.

January 2026 monthly summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui focusing on delivering security and networking features, UI improvements, and dependency upgrades. Highlights include IP-based TLS/ACME certificate automation, Hysteria2 protocol support with UDP mask and inbound TUN, UI/UX robustness enhancements, and core dependency updates to boost security and performance. These changes enable auto-issued TLS certificates for IPs, broader protocol support, improved reliability, and streamlined maintenance.

December 2025 Monthly Performance Summary (MHSanaei/3x-ui) Key features delivered and reliability improvements: - Build system and dependency upgrades for security and performance: Updated Go module dependencies to latest versions and refreshed Xray Core in the release workflow and Docker initialization scripts to include latest features and fixes. Commits: 0695f677ba006a36b9e54af990775a316c99fe58; 68240061aa4b13f797cc61fc64b5be3ffbbdfed5. - Self-Signed SSL Certificate Generation and Management: Implemented secure, self-signed certificate generation and lifecycle management to strengthen deployment security. Commit: 69ccdba734226ad6c1b8853d545bf8c8b462bdd6. - Install and Update Script syntax fixes: Resolved syntax issues in installation and update shell scripts to improve reliability and reduce onboarding friction. Commit: 0ea8b5352a0482e6201faf55fe3963362e7a6d33. Major bugs fixed: - Fixed shell script syntax issues impacting installation and update flows, improving robustness of new deployments and upgrades. (Commit: 0ea8b5352a0482e6201faf55fe3963362e7a6d33) Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened security posture and deployment reliability through dependency modernization and certificate management. - Reduced risk during new deployments and upgrades by hardening scripts and workflows. - Demonstrated end-to-end improvements from code changes to CI/CD pipelines with measurable impact on security, stability, and performance. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Go module and dependency management, Docker initialization, CI/CD workflow enhancements, shell scripting, security practice adoption (SSL certificates), and release engineering.

November 2025 (MHSanaei/3x-ui) - Strengthened foundation through Go module dependency upgrades. Focused on security hardening and performance enhancements with no user-facing feature deliveries this month. Upgrades position the project for faster, safer future development and smoother CI workflows.

October 2025 performance and stability summary for mhsanaei/3x-ui: Implemented cross-platform native CPU utilization with platform-specific APIs and refined sampling to exclude guest times; added SQLite temporary database validation before swap to prevent disk I/O errors; introduced MaxSplit configuration option in the Subscription Panel with UI input and persistence; completed maintenance and tooling updates including dependency bumps (go.mod/go.sum), Xray-core upgrade, version bumps, a development source map, and code formatting improvements. These changes improved runtime measurement accuracy, data integrity during DB operations, configurability, and overall codebase maintainability.

In September 2025, delivered major feature expansions, reliability improvements, and infrastructure enhancements across IPTV, database, and UI components, driving expanded content coverage, more robust feeds, and scalable operations. The month focused on integrating new content sources, improving data quality, stabilizing CI/CD pipelines, and enabling better governance of resources and channels.

August 2025 performance summary: Delivered a suite of high-impact features and stability improvements across two repositories (MHSanaei/3x-ui and iptv-org/iptv), with a strong focus on business value, reliability, and UX. Key work includes cross-module PQV/mldsa65Verify verification enhancements with sub #3306 fixes, a major Xray/core upgrade cycle, and UI refinements that improve input usability. IPTV content expansion and proxy accessibility improvements broaden user reach. Also completed a broad set of bug fixes and runtime/dependency upgrades that bolster security, performance, and maintainability, plus CI/CD and configuration improvements to accelerate delivery. Overall, these efforts reduced operational risk, improved user experience, and enabled faster feature delivery while simplifying maintenance across the codebase.

July 2025 performance summary focusing on delivering business value through playlist reliability, feature expansion, and ongoing maintenance across three repositories. Highlights include expanding the Persian-language channel lineup, fixing branding assets, and reinforcing playlist integrity, coupled with proactive dependency/tooling upgrades to improve stability, security, and developer velocity.

June 2025 monthly summary focusing on delivering feature-rich IPTV playlists and improving metadata quality across the iptv-org repositories. Key work included feature deliveries for enhanced streams and playlists, plus metadata normalization to improve discovery, accuracy, and reliability across feeds. The work aligns with business goals of higher user satisfaction, lower support costs, and stronger data quality for downstream systems.

Concise monthly summary for May 2025 highlighting key features, fixes, impact, and technical achievements across three repositories. Delivered features include adult content filtering in 3x-ui, dependency upgrades, and Release 2.6.0; and enhancements in iptv and database repositories to improve security, reliability, and data quality. These efforts improve user control over explicit content, security posture with up-to-date dependencies, release readiness, streaming reliability, regional channel coverage, and data accuracy.

Monthly performance summary for 2025-04 focusing on MHSanaei/3x-ui: upgrades to core components, proactive dependency hygiene, and UI polish that together improved security, stability, and developer productivity.

March 2025 performance summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui: Delivered privacy-focused networking enhancements, core dependency upgrades, and platform readiness improvements. The work spans TLS fingerprint randomization, private-key masking in TLS-REALITY mode, UI and CI polish, and substantial dependency upgrades that improve security, performance, and maintainability. Platform support expanded (Debian 12+, Rocky Linux 9.5+, Alma Linux 9.5+), with release readiness through v2.5.6. Observability and reliability were strengthened via Xray log fixes, improved uTLS visibility, and bot restart stabilization, enabling faster issue detection and reduced downtime. Overall, these changes increase privacy, security, and developer productivity while delivering tangible business value to users and operators.

February 2025 monthly summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui: Delivered strategic core and dependency upgrades, expanded user reach with localization, and stabilized the platform by addressing critical bugs. These efforts reduced release risk, improved security posture, and laid a stronger foundation for upcoming features across the UI project.

January 2025 (2025-01) monthly summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui: Delivered a combination of core upgrades, performance optimizations, privacy enhancements, and deployment improvements that materially increase stability, performance, and security of the networking stack and release processes.

December 2024 performance summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui: delivered core networking and API enhancements, security hardening, and dependency/platform updates that boost reliability, security, and developer velocity. Key HTTP/HTTPX work includes migration to xhttp with stream-one, default xhttp settings, and new lifecycle controls (keepAlivePeriod, hMaxRequestTimes, scMaxBufferedPosts); WebSocket gains a heartbeatPeriod for better liveness; and a migration path from split HTTP to xhttp. Xray Core was upgraded across versions (v24.11.21, v24.12.15, v24.12.18, v24.12.28) with related stability and performance improvements. Dependency and runtime updates include GO v1.23.4, Axios 1.7.9, Moment 2.30.1, and component v2.4.10, along with releases v2.4.9 and v2.4.11. Security, reliability, and compliance were strengthened through removal of the HTTP transport and Dependabot config, removal of insecure cipher suites, UTLS hardening, crash and session handling fixes, Fail2ban IPv4/IPv6 improvements (unban flow, allports), and license-change error reporting fixes. Business value also comes from UI and tooling enhancements: Client: Comment feature, Telebot media integration, and adaptive Stargazers over Time." ,"key_achievements":["XHTTP migration to xhttp with stream-one, default settings, and lifecycle improvements (keepAlivePeriod, hMaxRequestTimes, scMaxBufferedPosts).","WebSocket heartbeatPeriod added to improve connection liveness.","Xray Core updated to v24.12.28 with interim upgrades (v24.12.18, v24.12.15) for security and performance.","Dependency/platform updates: GO v1.23.4; Axios v1.7.9; Moment v2.30.1; component v2.4.10; release bumps v2.4.9/v2.4.11.","Security and reliability hardening: removed insecure ciphers, UTLS hardening, crash/session fixes, Fail2ban IPv4/IPv6 improvements, unban fixes, HTTP transport removal."]} }? 3-4 lines.

Month: 2024-11 – Focused on stability, security, and developer velocity for the MHSanaei/3x-ui repository. Deliverables spanned code quality, security hardening, and documentation enhancements, driving faster, safer releases and clearer guidance for users and contributors. Key features delivered: - Codebase refactor: rename splithttp to xhttp across the codebase to modernize API surface and reduce confusion. - SplitHTTP mode: Introduced SplitHTTP mode to enable selective HTTP routing for improved flexibility and security controls. - Xray-core upgrades: Upgraded Xray-core to v24.11.11 and v24.11.21 to benefit from latest performance and reliability improvements. - Documentation and packaging enhancements: Added Postman usage in the Readme, Windows x64 README updates, and languages documentation; performed general dependency updates and version bumps (v2.4.7, v2.4.8). - AsIs mode for Freedom DS: Implemented AsIs mode integration to support existing Freedom DS deployments with minimal changes. Major bugs fixed: - Fail2ban: Fix update geo and log details to improve security monitoring. - SSL verification: Ensure Access URL includes SSL existence verification. - XHTTP fix: Correct handling when noGRPCHeader is present in XHTTP requests. - Xray core stability: Remove buggy Xray core version from release to prevent instability and related failures. - Cloudflare SSL: Update CF SSL certificate to resolve certificate validity/rotation issues. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Increased system stability and security posture through targeted fixes and core upgrades, reducing risk in production. - Improved routing flexibility and performance with the new SplitHTTP mode and Xray-core updates. - Enhanced observability and troubleshooting with the addition of crash reporting, plus improved geo/log monitoring for fail2ban. - Accelerated developer velocity via dependency management, versioning, and comprehensive documentation. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Code refactoring and API surface modernization (Go/CODEBASE churn: splithttp to xhttp) - Feature development and release planning (SplitHTTP mode, AsIs mode, Xray-core upgrades) - Security hardening and reliability (SSL fixes, fail2ban improvements, bug removals) - Dependency management and packaging (update dependencies, version bumps) - Documentation, onboarding, and knowledge sharing (Postman docs, README updates, language docs) - Observability and diagnostics (core crash reporting module)

2024-10 Monthly Summary for MHSanaei/3x-ui: This month focused on security observability, reliability, and compatibility enhancements. Key outcomes include: real-time security monitoring, improved configuration and transport reliability, and up-to-date dependencies. Major items delivered include Fail2ban real-time logs, IP limit email format enhancements, REALITY SplitHTTP transport, Access URL handling improvements (bash-based setup and SSL-related fixes), and an Xray Core update to v24.10.31 with expanded version support. These changes reduce incident response time, improve user experience, and position the project for safer upgrades.