[0.16.0] - 2026-04-20

This version includes multiple breaking changes. If you are upgrading from v0.15.x and below, please read the upgrading documentation for more information on how to upgrade from previous versions.

Added

• Web UI rewritten from the ground up using the JMAP management API, featuring a refreshed design and addressing 76 enhancement requests and bug fixes.
• CLI rewritten from the ground up to use the JMAP management API.
• Security enhancements:
  • Password strength enforcement using the zxcvbn algorithm
  • Password expiration, rotation policies and IP address restrictions for user accounts
  • App Passwords with limited access (#1609), labels (#2255), IP address restrictions and expiration dates
  • API keys with limited access, labels, IP address restrictions and expiration dates
  • Auto-ban comments and details about the triggering event (#1321)
  • Auto-ban expiration after a configurable time period (#964)
• DNS Management:
  • Automatic DNS management of MX, TXT, CNAME, SRV, CAA and TLSA records (#463 #1017 #1419 #2438 #1370 #1406 #1371)
  • Automatic update of TLSA records when ACME certificates change (#1664)
  • RFC2136 SIG(0) support (#856)
  • Route53 provider support (contributed by @jimmystewpot)
  • Google Cloud DNS provider support (contributed by @jimmystewpot)
  • Bunny provider support (contributed by @angeloanan)
  • Porkbun provider support (contributed by @jeffesquivels)
  • DNSimple provider support (contributed by @NelsonVides)
  • Spaceship provider support (contributed by @matserix)
• DKIM:
  • Automatic DKIM key generation, rotation and DNS management (#368 #961)
  • Store DKIM keys in the database (#1264)
  • Ignore insecure signatures when verifying DKIM (#1068 #467)
• ACME/TLS:
  • DNS-PERSIST-01 ACME challenge support (#2837)
  • Renew certificates on demand, view certificate details (#675 #1162 #2566)
  • CAA record support (#468) with accounturi parameter (#1933)
  • TLSA records publishing restricted to 3 1 1 and 2 1 1 (#2193)
• OIDC and OAuth:
  • JWT token validation without requesting userinfo from the OIDC provider.
  • Audience (aud) claim (#2603) and scope validation support.
  • Groups support (#1448)
  • RFC 7636 - Proof Key for Code Exchange by OAuth Public Clients
• LDAP:
  • Separate filter for groups (#1841)
  • Improve support for OpenLDAP schemas (#760)
  • Improve and simplify LDAP settings (#2194 #2174)
• Directory:
  • Masked email addresses for enhanced privacy (Enterprise)
  • Domain aliases (#583)
  • E-mail alias descriptions and option to disable aliases (#506)
  • Account archiving and un-deletion (#2767) (Enterprise)
  • Per-domain directory backends (Enterprise)
• Account configuration and discovery:
  • Automatic Configuration of Email, Calendar, and Contact Server Settings (draft-mailmaint-uaautoconf-04) (#2201)
  • MS Autodiscover V2 support (#679)
• Sieve: Allow deactivating scripts without deleting them (#1251).
• Tracing: Enable events only mode (#2276)
• Clustering:
  • Automatic cluster node ID generation and management.
  • Unified cluster management (#960)
  • Outbound MTA role (#1692)

Changed

• Replaced REST API with JMAP API (#2262 #959 #1480)
• Removed support for Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) sealing (learn more).
• Directory: Removed smtp, imap and memory directory backends.
• Use aws-lc for cryptographic operations instead of ring.
• Use rustls-platform-verifier for TLS certificate verification instead of webpki (#247).

Fixed

• Directory:
  • Cannot remove built-in "admin" role from user once it was assigned (#1467)
  • Delete associated records (#963)
  • Updated Role permissions not applied (#2038)
  • Recreated account cannot log in until server is restarted (#1469)
  • Subaddressing does not work for groups (#475)
  • New LDAP aliases are rejected (#1318).
  • Validate account and group names (#2209)
• MTA:
  • RCPT TO stage settings improvements (#2217 #394)
  • Relay to IP addresses (#838)
  • Duplicate delivery inverted check
  • SASL challenge responses include invalid Go ahead text
• JMAP:
  • Fix inMailboxOtherThan query logic.
  • Fix hasAttachment search field (#2778)
• IMAP:
  • Increment argument max length to 8000 bytes
  • ACL: Add RIGHTS capability (#2762)
  • ACL: Fix ACL SET permission override.
• WebDAV:
  • Return 304 NOT_MODIFIED on If-None-Match
  • Use RFC 2616 instead of RFC 1123 for date formatting
  • Fix ACL container/item mismatch in reports.
  • CalDAV: Allow organized properties to be present in PUT requests if they are equal to the existing ones.
  • CalDAV: Enforce cumulative iCalendar instances cap in CalDAV free-busy REPORT handler
• Configuration: Prefix parsing issues (#2495)
• OIDC: JWKS Exposes Symmetric Signing Key
• SQLite: Fix thread pool exhaustion.
• PostgreSQL: Use clean recycling method on connection pool
• Meilisearch: Make id sorteable.
• ACME: Fix wrong origin for subdomain updates (#2360)
• Spam filter: Skip invalid messages during training.
• Calendar: Include minutes in localized invite templates (#2828)
• HTTP: Fix 204 CORS preflight responses

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VIENNA, Austria – April 20, 2026 – Enterprise software developer Proxmox Server Solutions (henceforth "Proxmox") and Kasm Technologies, a leader in zero-trust cloud workspaces, today announced a strategic solution partnership. The collaboration expands the Proxmox ecosystem with a secure, web-native workspace streaming layer for Proxmox VE. This integration enables organizations to deliver virtual desktops, application streaming, and remote browser isolation through any modern browser – on any device and from any location.

Built on the foundation of Proxmox Virtual Environment, Kasm Workspaces adds a modern workspace delivery layer that allows IT and security teams to provision, manage, and isolate workloads across Windows, Linux, and macOS from a unified stack. Kasm’s containerized, zero-trust approach ensures that end-users never interact directly with sensitive data or endpoints, helping organizations reduce risk while simplifying secure remote access.

The Proxmox and Kasm integration provides a DevOps-enabled alternative to legacy VDI environments. The combined solution reduces operational overhead, eliminates proprietary licensing constraints, and delivers a verifiable security architecture that can scale from small deployments to global enterprise rollouts.

Short Quote Kasm Technologies:

“Great technology partnerships are built on shared principles, and Kasm Technologies and Proxmox are united by a common belief: organizations of all sizes deserve infrastructure that works for them,” said Justin Travis, CEO of Kasm Technologies. “Together, we offer a full-stack VDI solution, from the hypervisor layer to the end-user experience, built on the reliability and rapid innovation that Proxmox’s open-source ecosystem is known for delivering.”

Short Quote Proxmox:

“At Proxmox, we believe open-source infrastructure should give organizations more freedom, not more complexity,” said Tim Marx, COO of Proxmox Server Solutions. “Kasm extends Proxmox Virtual Environment with a modern, browser-based workspace experience that aligns with the needs of today’s IT and security teams. This partnership gives customers a flexible and secure path to deliver virtual desktops and applications without the constraints of legacy VDI platforms.”

Availability

Kasm Workspaces on Proxmox Virtual Environment is available immediately. For more information, please visit https://kasm.com/alliance-partnership/proxmox

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About Kasm Technologies
Kasm Technologies is a leading provider of cloud workspaces, delivering zero-trust browser isolation, Desktop-as-a-Service, and application streaming through its open-source, web-native container streaming platform. Founded by cybersecurity experts with decades of experience defending U.S. federal and Department of Defense programs, Kasm enables organizations to securely deliver digital workspaces to any device, any network, anywhere in the world. Kasm Technologies is headquartered in McLean, Virginia. Learn more at https://www.kasm.com

About Proxmox Server Solutions
Proxmox provides powerful and user-friendly open-source server software. Enterprises of all sizes and industries use the Proxmox solutions to deploy efficient and simplified IT infrastructures, minimize total cost of ownership, and avoid vendor lock-in. Proxmox also offers commercial support, training services, and an extensive partner ecosystem to ensure business continuity for its customers. Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH was established in 2005 and is headquartered in Vienna, Austria. To learn more visit https://www.proxmox.com

Media contact: Michael Hiess, Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH, marketing@proxmox.com