Orange Cloud for Cloudflare

• Remembers your default account: With more than one Cloudflare account, the app now remembers the one you picked last and opens straight into it, instead of always falling back to the first in the list.

• Search everything from one place: The magnifier on the overview searches domains, Workers, R2 buckets, D1 databases, KV namespaces and tunnels at once — tap a result to go straight there. And any resource can now be starred to the overview. • Alert center: The overview now gathers what needs attention — inactive domains, tunnels in a bad state and more — into a single card. Tap an item to jump right to it. • Better live logs: Live Worker logs now support keyword search and level filtering; long-press to copy a whole line, tap to expand the full detail and select any part of it. Pause now only freezes the view — logs keep arriving, so nothing is missing when you resume. • SQL history and favorites: D1 keeps your last 12 queries and lets you favorite the ones you reuse (saved per database). Results export to CSV in a tap, and table details now list indexes. • Generate images with Workers AI: The model playground now covers text-to-image models — type a prompt, get a picture, then share or save it.

• One-tap workers.dev URL: When a Worker’s workers.dev subdomain is on, its full URL now shows right there — tap to open. • Quickly bind D1 / KV: Bind an existing D1 database or KV namespace to a Worker right from the bindings page — and unbind just as easily. • Quickly bind R2 buckets: Resource bindings now cover R2 — attach an existing bucket to a Worker, and unbind it just like D1 / KV.

• Worker deployment history: See every past deployment of a Worker and delete older ones you no longer need. • Edit and delete Workers in place: Load the live source, edit it and redeploy — your variables, secrets and bindings are kept. You can also import from a .js file or delete the whole Worker. • Delete D1 tables: Long-press any table in the query console to drop it, with a type-the-name confirmation.

• Edit WAF rules: WAF custom firewall rules can now be edited: tap any rule to change its action, expression, name and enabled state — no need to delete and recreate it. • Stability fixes: Fixes freezes and crashes when tapping “Access Apps / Gateway Policies / Bulk Redirects” on the Overview page (most noticeable on iOS 17), along with similar navigation issues such as Pages project sub-pages failing to open. Startup crashes caused by a corrupted cache database on a few iOS 17.0 devices are now repaired automatically, and two rare exits around the sign-in callback and background token refresh are fixed.