• Several improvements of the Little Snitch Installer. The installer manages to safely upgrade from versions prior 2.0.2.
• Improved support for OS X 10.5 Leopard File Fault accounts.
• Improved support for OS X 10.5 Leopard screen savers.
• Fixed a bug with VoiceOver on OS X 10.5 Leopard.
• Fixed a bug which could cause a kernel panic.
• Fixed a bug which could lead to a very large log file.

• A new toolbar icon allows to quickly lock and unlock the ruleset to prevent rules from being changed by unauthorized users.
• The configuration program now quits automatically when the last window has been closed. Note that the Network Filter still operates in background, so it’s not necessary to keep the configuration application running. You can restart the configuration application at any time from your Applications folder.
• Improved scrolling performance in the rules list.
• Terminated processes are now marked grey (instead of red) and with a "terminated" keyword.
• Fixed a problem under Leopard regarding the status icon (show window when hovering over icon).
• Improved performance (fixed CPU usage problem when using BitTorrent clients and alike).
• Fixed a bug which could cause threads in multi threaded applications to hang.
• Several minor bug fixes and security enhancements.

• Fixed a bug which could cause a kernel panic.
• Fixed a bug where a newly created temporary rule enables a disabled permanent rule.
• Fixed a bug where a rule with unknown / unresolvable DNS name was erroneously added as an Any Connection rule.
• After a power failure or hard reset, recent changes to the rule set should now be preserved.
• Fixed a bug where a "Little Snitch configuration has been modified" warning appeared after every restart.
• Uninstall works more thoroughly now: also removes log files and registration info.
• Incoming connections are now reliably attributed to applications on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard (this is only relevant for Network Monitor).
• Improved Network Monitor performance concerning BitTorrent and Skype clients.
• Fix a bug in Network Monitor regarding the activation by hovering over the menu icon.
• Several minor bug fixes.

• Leopard compatibility
• Brand new configuration interface with full undo support, backup and restore functionality, powerful editing, searching and filtering capabilities, disabling of rules, text notes, and more.
• New redesigned connection alert with simplified keyboard control.
• Network Monitor for visualizing network activity in real-time
• Much improved traffic filtering
• “via” rules for applications communicating via Unix tools
• DNS based rules
• IPv6 support
• Improved support for full screen applications
• German Localization

Fixed: Display problems in the Little Snitch Network Monitor when used on Leopard.

Improved Network Monitor

Menu Icon can now be switched off.
New "Action Menu" (gear wheel icon in the Monitor window): Provides menu items previously only available in the Menu Icon's menu.
Transferred bytes (in and out) listed in the Connection History's text representation (produced via the "Copy Connection History" menu item).
Port and protocol names added to Connection History's text representation.
Now using internationalized names for applications.
Other Improvements and Bug Fixes

Fixed a problem with the login window after awake from sleep or screensaver.
Fixed a problem with restore factory rules.
Fixed a bug in the installer where an upgrade could activate disabled rules.
Fixed a bug where connections were refused silently after Fast User Switch.
Fixed a number of issues in Installer.
Factory rule set is now ready for Leopard.

New Features

• It's now possible to prevent applications from showing up in Network Monitor. Create a new rule for the corresponding application and select “Don’t show in Network Monitor” as the rule's action. If the application already shows up in Network Monitor, you can also select “Don’t Show in Network Monitor” from the application's contextual menu.
• New preference setting to mark rules that have been created via connection alert as unapproved.

Improved Network Monitor

• “Recent Connections” renamed to “Connection History”.
• The entire Connection History can be now copied to the clipboard.
• New contextual menu for selected application (right-click the application icon).
• New contextual menu for items in the Connection History.
• Improved performance, especially in situations with many simultaneous connections (like Torrent downloads or Skype).
• Reduced memory footprint.

Other Improvements and Bug Fixes

• Improved compatibility with Front Row and Screen Saver.
• Improved support for fullscreen applications. Automatically generated deny rules will show up as unapproved disabled rules in Little Snitch Configuration.
• Fixed an issue causing a kernel panic.
• Fixed a number of issues in Installer.
• Improved overall stability.

New in this version:

Brand new configuration interface, with full Undo support, backup and restore functionality, powerful searching and filtering options, and more.
New redesigned connection alert with simplified keyboard control.
Network Monitor for visualizing network activity in real-time
Much improved network filtering capabilities
German Localization
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard compatibility

• Improved protection of Little Snitch against manipulation by malicious applications.
• Fixed a bug that in rare situation could lead to a crash of the kernel module.