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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Look for "Cloned MAC address" under the "Wi-Fi" or "Ethernet" section:
In addition to the four mode keywords, you can input an exact MAC address to be used for that connection. In addition to the four mode keywords, you can input an exact MAC address to be used for that connection.
For a home or other trusted network, it can be helpful to use `stable` or even `permanent`, as MAC address stability can help avoid being repeatedly served a new IP address and DHCP lease (though not all DHCP servers work this way). For a home or another trusted network, it can be helpful to use `stable` or even `permanent`, as MAC address stability can help avoid being repeatedly served a new IP address and DHCP lease (though not all DHCP servers work this way).
For public networks with captive portals (webpages that must be accessed to gain network access), the `stable` setting can help prevent redirection back to the captive portal after a brief disconnection or roaming to a different access point. For public networks with captive portals (webpages that must be accessed to gain network access), the `stable` setting can help prevent redirection back to the captive portal after a brief disconnection or roaming to a different access point.