CloakBrowser changelog: what's new each month
Every stable CloakBrowser release summarised by month: the highlights, new features, improvements, fixes and anything you need to act on. 3 months covered; the current month updates daily.
October 2026 · so far
1 release: 154.0.8037.57.1-pro
October brought CloakBrowser to Chromium 154 across all platforms, with macOS receiving a major version jump and all three operating systems now running the same engine.
Highlights
- Upgraded to Chromium 154, the latest major version with current browser features and capabilities.
- macOS Stable jumped from version 151 to 154, gaining all improvements from the 152 line.
- Linux, Windows, and macOS now run identical Chromium engine versions for consistent behavior.
- Windows gained language, rendering, and text improvements that reached Linux previously.
Improved
- macOS now includes language and rendering improvements from the 152 release cycle.
- Text handling improved across all platforms with the Chromium 154 upgrade.
- Platform consistency improved with all three operating systems on the same engine version.
September 2026
3 releases: 151.0.7922.108.4-pro → 152.0.7977.82.1-pro
September brought major updates to CloakBrowser's browser personas and rendering fidelity. The month featured a new macOS identity alongside improvements to the Windows persona, plus an upgrade to the latest Chromium engine.
Highlights
- New macOS persona offers a coherent identity matching real Mac hardware, complementing the existing Windows persona.
- Upgraded to Chromium 152, the latest major version, keeping the browser current with real-world browser releases.
- Windows persona rendering now more faithfully matches real Windows across fonts, graphics, and text signals that sites inspect.
- Improved proxy connection mode works across more setups and resolves connection issues.
- Portable cookies feature lets you copy profiles between machines while preserving logins.
New
- macOS persona as a full identity with graphics, media, fonts, and text aligned to real Mac hardware.
- Portable cookies feature to transfer profiles between machines with logins intact (enable with --fingerprint-portable-cookies).
- Improved proxy connection mode that bypasses sites and providers that previously blocked proxies (enable with proxy configuration flag).
- macOS persona support on Linux and macOS platforms (select with --fingerprint-platform=macos).
Improved
- Windows persona font rendering now matches real Windows consistently across all detection methods.
- Windows persona graphics and text signals refined for stricter site detection.
- Broader rendering consistency across more websites.
- Proxy connection reliability improved across more network setups.
- macOS persona graphics, text, and media refreshed for Chromium 152.
Fixed
- Rare connection hang in proxy connection mode resolved.
- Windows persona rendering improved to work on wider range of fonts and sizes.
August 2026
3 releases: 150.0.7871.114.6-pro → 151.0.7922.108.3-pro
August brought major engine updates and substantial improvements to identity coherence across all layers of the browser. The month focused on aligning hardware, network, and platform-specific signals to match real-world browser behavior more closely.
Highlights
- Upgraded to Chromium 151 with all fingerprint patches ported and re-validated.
- Improved cross-context identity consistency across pages, frames, storage, and rendering.
- Enhanced hardware coherence so GPU, WebGL, and related signals align as one plausible machine.
- Expanded Windows hardware profiles while maintaining realistic characteristic alignment.
- Better network identity behavior across direct, proxied, and auto-located sessions.
New
- Intel graphics identities now work consistently across both Windows and Linux.
- Broader Windows 11 font coverage for improved text rendering fidelity.
- More plausible Windows hardware profile options while preserving machine coherence.
- Quieter background-request profile on session startup for more realistic network behavior.
Improved
- Windows identity fidelity including text measurements, font availability, locale coverage, and window geometry.
- Speech-synthesis voice sets and connected-media reporting matched against real-world reference data.
- Platform-specific path behavior and display characteristics for Windows.
- Extension and worker compatibility plus interrupted-session cleanup.
- Native Linux profiles reduced unnecessary variation when persona matches host platform.
- Network behavior across IPv4, IPv6, dual-stack, direct, proxied, and automatically located sessions.
- Local license handling and concurrent session release.
- Proxied requests now send the same cache headers as stock Chrome.
Fixed
- Removed unnecessary browser warning when running in Docker without sandbox.
- GPU and WebGL signals now align properly with overall hardware identity.
- Improved connectivity through proxy-dependent environments.
- Screen and display characteristics now match real Windows hardware more precisely.
- Local license diagnostics strengthened for better reliability.
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