🤖 Anty 1-4-7
📆 Release date: 14.04.2026

1️⃣ Updated Chromium to version → 147.0.7727.56

2️⃣ Improved protection against automation detection in scenarios where websites use additional JS checks and browser behavioural signals

This reduces the number of situations where an automated session can be distinguished from a normal user session based on indirect indicators. As with any stealth enhancement, there is a trade-off: in rare cases, automation tools will receive less detailed previews of complex objects and non-standard errors.

➡️ This is only the first step, and we will continue to develop this area to reduce the risk of detection and make automation more reliable.

3️⃣ Improved interaction with the Chrome Web Store

We’ve removed unnecessary promotional elements that made it difficult to browse pages and install extensions. The extension store now looks cleaner, doesn’t distract with intrusive offers, and generally feels more polished in everyday use.

4️⃣ Added support for v24 cookies

We’ve updated the cookie database structure to the current Chromium format: added support for the new v24 fields – "source_type" and "has_cross_site_ancestor" – and implemented a migration path from older versions to v24. This is necessary for compatibility with M147, where the old v22 schema is no longer considered supported. Authorisation and cookie import/export operations will now work much better and more reliably.

#anty #updates

🔥 We want to create the perfect service for TikTok, can you help?

While Facebook continues to struggle, TikTok is steadily gaining momentum. Its audience has already surpassed 1.5 billion; clicks are cheaper, campaigns are easier to launch, and every day more and more teams are starting to work with this platform.

And we’re developing a dedicated product for this — Dolphin{TT}🔥

📌 Features we’re developing:

✅ All statistics in one window;
✅ Campaign and ad group management;
✅ Flexible team management;
✅ Creation and configuration of auto-rules;
✅ Automatic ad upload.

❗️HOWEVER, the product is still under development. We want to create a high-quality tool that will cover all the necessary tasks. That’s why we’re currently gathering feedback from those who are already working with TikTok.

➡️ If you’re actively using TikTok, understand where the bottlenecks are, and want to automate your routine, please share your experience and tell us what you’re missing, and we’ll definitely take this into account when developing Dolphin{TT}!

🔗 Submit a request!

Weekly fixes and updates
📆 Release date: 16.04.2026

⚙️ Improvements to "Smart Import" (Dolphin{parser} within the app)

We have improved the performance of "Smart Import". Now, when you cancel an import using the "Cancel" button, the cross icon, or by clicking outside the window, all background requests are correctly stopped. Start pages specified before import are immediately added to profiles. After refreshing the token, profiles are displayed in the table automatically. Access to the parser functionality is now also available to all "Free" plan users.

⚙️ The delete cross was cut off for proxies with long names in the filter list

In the advanced search, in the ‘Proxy’ field, when selecting a proxy with a long name, the delete icon was not displayed in full: the cross either disappeared or was only partially visible. We’ve fixed this, and now the delete icon is displayed in full for each selected proxy and is clickable.

⚙️ Column sizes on the BP page were not being saved

When the size or status of a single column on the BP page was changed, the other columns would automatically adjust their sizes, even though they should not have been affected. We have fixed this, and now changing the size or status of a single column does not affect the others, and settings are correctly saved and restored after a restart.

⚙️ The email with the GEO 2FA code was not being received

When logging into an account, if the system displayed the ‘Suspicious login attempt’ window, the email containing the GEO 2FA code would not reach the user. This has been rectified, and the code is now successfully delivered to the user’s inbox.

⚙️ Improved sequential profile launch

When launching scripts in bulk from the bulk actions panel, profiles were launched in random order rather than sequentially. We have improved this, and sequential launch now works even when launching scripts in bulk from the bulk actions panel.

#fixes #updates

🔥 How to abuse neural networks with Anty

If you’re actively working with AI, you’ve no doubt come up against the usual suspects: constant limits on requests, tokens and runtime. The free tier is only enough to ‘get a feel’ for the service, but not to work with it properly. In our new article, we’ve broken down how to abuse neural networks via Dolphin{anty} and get the most out of them.

📌 Key point: modern AI services often use anti-fraud measures; they look not only at the IP address but also at the device’s digital fingerprint. So even if you:

✅ have a VPN enabled;
✅ are using incognito mode;
✅ have cleared your cookies.

➡️ the system may still realise that all this is happening from a single account and won’t let you reactivate the trial. That’s where anti-detection comes into play: isolated profiles are created, where each account appears as a new user with a separate device.

📌 How the setup works in practice

Basic setup:
✅ Anti-detection browser;
✅ Proxy for the required region;
✅ SMS activation (if a number is required).

➡️ For example: Leonardo AI (image generation) — the service gives ~150 tokens a day for free.

🔘 1 account = 150 tokens;
🔘 10 accounts = 1,500 tokens.

Create a few profiles and work without a subscription.

➡️ Claude.ai — this is a bit trickier; you need phone number verification.

Here’s the plan:
✅ profile in anti-detection
✅ high-quality proxy
✅ virtual number

And then it’s the same principle: once the limit is reached → create a new account.

❗️It’s important to remember that even with anti-detection, you can still get banned if you’re not careful: mass registrations in a short time, identical proxies, etc.

➡️ That’s why in the article we’ve gone through everything in detail to avoid getting banned prematurely: from basic setup to real-world strategies for different services. Abuse the neural network alongside your favourite anti-detection tool 💜

🎁 Do you want a free setup for your work?

Then join our joint giveaway with NodeMaven and get bonus traffic + the Dolphin{anty} plan free for a month 🔥

What you need to do⬇️

🟣 Subscribe to the NodeMaven channel;
🟣 Subscribe to the Dolphin{anty} channel;
🟣 Click the "Participate" button.

📆 Giveaway dates: 24–30 April

🎁 At the end, we’ll randomly select 5 winners, who’ll receive their prizes:

1️⃣ 1 month of the Enterprise plan + 20 GB;
2️⃣ 1 month of the Team plan + 10 GB;
3️⃣ 1 month of the Team plan + 10 GB;
4️⃣ 1 month of the Base plan + 5 GB;
5️⃣ 1 month of the Base plan + 5 GB.

➡️ Complete all the conditions, and luck might just be on your side!

The winners of the giveaway:
1. RAYAN - 5bifb6
2. Anthrax - 5bnolo
3. ♟️ - 5bkjtj
4. . - 5bon05
5. Alexander Timoshkin - 5bo564

⚙️ Why is the User-Agent the same across all profiles and doesn’t it change?

This is one of the most common questions we receive in support. Let’s take a closer look.

📌 What exactly is a User-Agent?

A User-Agent is a string designed to convey information about your browser – its name, version, operating system and architecture – to the website, so it can understand your browser’s capabilities.

Originally, the User-Agent was simple and straightforward – the first version of Mosaic in the early 90s sent just Mosaic/1.0. But a few years later, the UA had turned into this:

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/51.0.2704.106 Safari/537.36 OPR/38.0.2220.41

➡️ Each new element in the User-Agent was added as a temporary workaround for compatibility. First, Netscape added ‘Mozilla’, then Internet Explorer included it so that websites would mistake it for Netscape. Later, Chrome added references to WebKit and Safari to bypass checks, whilst Opera retained all these prefixes to work with older websites.

📍 At some point, the User-Agent became difficult to parse; it severely compromised privacy and often led to errors and crashes due to incompatibilities. To address the issues described above, an initiative on User-Agent Reduction was launched in Chromium several years ago – this involves a phased reduction in the amount of data that the browser sends to websites via the User-Agent.

❗️ At the time of writing, this initiative has been fully integrated into all major browsers – the rollout of this policy was completed in M145 (now M147) a couple of months ago.

As part of this project, operating system versions have been standardised (for example, all versions of Windows are now displayed as 10.0), as have details such as processor architecture (x64/ARM/Intel) and exact build numbers, whilst precise information has been moved to a separate Web API – Client Hints.

🐬 This is precisely why user agents differ only between different operating systems (Win/Mac/Linux) and browser versions, but do not differ for different profiles on the same OS. We currently have an issue at Dolphin{anty} related to the lack of automatic updating of the selected User-Agent when the browser is updated – we have to update it manually.

➡️ However, a brand-new User Agent management mode will be released shortly, allowing you to conveniently auto-update and manage it across both a large number of profiles and specific profiles, whilst maintaining constant consistency with the browser version. Stay tuned!

🤖 Anty 1-4-7 r2, improved version
📆 Release date: 28.04.2026

1️⃣ Chromium updated to 147.0.7727.102

2️⃣ You can now unpin permissions

Previously, in Anty Browser, we had configured the default behaviour for pinned extensions so that they were automatically pinned every time a profile was launched. This was done intentionally for the convenience of users who work with a large number of extensions. However, following user feedback, we have changed this behaviour and extensions can now be unpinned; they retain their state when the profile is restarted.

3️⃣ Device Memory API: update for M147

We have updated the logic of the Device Memory API to reflect changes in Chromium M147: navigator.deviceMemory is an API through which a website can obtain an approximate amount of the device’s RAM.

Its values have changed:
🟣 Android: 2, 4, 8
🟣 Other platforms: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32

Previously, the values to which your actual RAM values were rounded were 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8 – a set from a bygone era, as 32GB is now standard on desktops, and there is a need to distinguish between such devices.

➡️ Starting with this release, your fingerprint’s RAM values will be correctly approximated within the browser and will correspond exactly to Chrome for the selected values.

4️⃣ Google Chrome Network Headers: compatibility with Google Chrome in Google services

We have added emulation of special Google Chrome headers for requests to Google-hosted domains. In Chrome, such headers can be used by Google services as an additional signal about the browser and its environment. For Chromium-based browsers, their absence or incorrect behaviour can result in a noticeable difference from the official Chrome.

5️⃣ Fixed a crash on the anty://settings page that could occur when restoring a browser session. We have also fixed a crash in Split View mode when working with an empty tab.

🎉 Giveaway results

Our giveaway with NodeMaven has officially ended, now it's time to announce the winners 🔥

Congratulations to:

1️⃣RAYAN — 1 month of Enterprise + 20 GB;
2️⃣ Anthrax — 1 month of Team + 10 GB;
3️⃣♟ — 1 month of Team + 10 GB;
4️⃣ . — 1 month of Base + 5 GB;
5️⃣ Alexander Timoshkin — 1 month of Base + 5 G.

➡️ We’ll contact all winners shortly regarding prize activation.

Big thanks to everyone who participated 💜

Weekly fixes
📆 Release date: 30.04.2026

⚙️ Unable to close an error; the close button is hidden behind the chat widget

We have fixed an issue where the error window when working with scripts could be obscured by the Intercom chat. As a result, the close button was inaccessible, and the user could not close the message themselves and continue working. The error now displays correctly and does not overlap with controls.

⚙️ The onboarding for transferring profiles to Dolphin{cloud} is cut off when the subscription expiry banner is displayed

When the notification about the imminent expiry of the subscription was displayed, the onboarding for transferring profiles to Dolphin{cloud} was displayed incorrectly. The top part of the onboarding screen could be cut off, meaning the content was not displayed in full. This has been fixed, and now all onboarding content is accessible and not obscured by other interface elements.

⚙️ The language selection drop-down menu does not close

We have fixed a bug where the language selection drop-down menu would close when a language was selected or when clicking outside the menu area, but would not collapse when the open button was clicked again.

⚙️ A blank page remains after bulk profile deletion

When deleting multiple profiles, a blank page remained, and users had to navigate to the profile list manually to view it. We have fixed this bug, and now the first page opens after deleting profiles.

⚙️ Status changes via PMD were not reflected in the profile history

When statuses were changed in bulk via PMD, information about this operation was not displayed in the profile history. As a result, the status in the history window remained out of date, and the date of the change could not be tracked. We have fixed the history display: status changes via the PMD are now recorded correctly, and up-to-date data on the status and time of the change are updated in the profile history.

⚙️ The set value for "records on the page" resets when copying/deleting a banner

In the "Banners"section of the admin panel, after changing the number of entries per page, the value could reset to 30 (the default) after copying or deleting a banner. We have fixed this, and now, after deleting or copying a banner, the number of entries per page selected by the user remains unchanged.

⚙️ Fixed incorrect display of statuses with long names when selecting them in the input field whilst creating/editing a profile

In the profile creation/editing window, in the status selection input field, statuses with long names were truncated by a border. We’ve fixed this, and now long names are truncated with “...”.

Weekly updates
📆 Release date: 30.04.2026

1️⃣ Device Memory API: non-existent configurations in old fingerprints in Anty have been updated

Chrome 147+ has changed the set of values for navigator.deviceMemory that are returned on Apple Silicon Macs. We have updated the Device Memory API logic to account for all changes, and the configurations of your old profiles now fully correspond to the new values.

For example ⬇️

You have a fingerprint with an M2 Max and 64 GB of RAM specified;
For the browser, this will be 32 GB.

Weekly Fixes
📆 Release Date: 07.05.2026

⚙️ The “Add” button was displayed instead of “Change” in the contact field

When refreshing the page or accessing settings for the first time, the “Add” button might briefly appear in the contact change field, even if a contact was already linked to the account. Because of this, a user might have clicked the button and opened the modal window for adding a contact and selecting a messenger. We’ve fixed this, and now the “Change” button appears immediately when the page loads if a contact is already set.

⚙️ Fixed error 409 “Datadir Damaged”

Error 409 could occur in several cases: if disk space ran out while a profile was running, or if the PC shut down unexpectedly with open profiles. However, there were instances where there was sufficient disk space and no unexpected shutdown occurred, yet the error still appeared.

➡️ We’ve fixed this, and now it shouldn’t appear in the aforementioned cases; additionally, in the event of a crash, you’ll be able to restore your previous data.

⚙️ Incorrect tag display

Previously, users including administrators could see tags for profiles they didn’t have permission to view. Because of this, tags continued to appear in the interface even if the profile itself was no longer available.

With this update, users will only see tags associated with profiles they have access to. If you choose to display only your own profiles, only your own tags will be shown, not shared tags within the team.

⚙️ Improved script deletion functionality

Now, when deleting scripts, the system checks whether the current user has any active profiles associated with them. If there are running profiles, a modal window will appear: “There are running profiles for the selected scenarios”, along with "Cancel" and “Stop and Delete” buttons. If you select “Stop and Delete”, active scenarios will be automatically stopped, after which a standard deletion confirmation window will open.

➡️ We have also added additional warnings to the modal window:

🟣 The system now provides a separate warning that deleted scenarios cannot be restored;
🟣 When deleting shared scenarios, a notification appears stating that the team will lose access to them.

🔥 We've added a new section to our website

Now on the Dolphin{anty} website features a separate tab dedicated to our partners, where you’ll find a collection of services and companies we work with and can confidently recommend to our users.

➡️ You can access it in two ways: via a direct link or through the site’s navigation:
“Resources” → “Partners”

What’s inside:
✅ a brief description of each service;
✅ promo codes and discounts;
✅ solutions that help with arbitrage, crypto, e-commerce, dating, and working with proxies.

We’ll be updating this section periodically, so check back from time to time. New useful partners and offers will be added there.

And if you’re interested in partnering with us too - reach out to us here. We’ll definitely find a format that works for you 💜

🌐 Anty 1-4-8
📆 Release date: 8.05.2026

We have released a new version of Chromium in Dolphin{anty}.

The latest version of Anty offers:

✅ Improved compatibility with websites;
✅ Fast and stable page loading;
✅ The latest JavaScript and WebAPI technologies;
✅ An updated User-Agent.

📌 How to update:

Anty updates automatically. Just restart Dolphin{anty}, wait for it to load, and continue working with Chromium 148.

🌏 Weak Internet Connection

Sometimes, a notification about a weak connection may appear within the app. Let’s figure out together what to do in this situation.

➡️ Most often, this means there’s an unstable connection between your device and the Dolphin{anty} app. This may be due to your internet service provider or your current network.

📌 What you can do:

🟣 Restart your router. A basic but often effective solution;
🟣 Restart the Dolphin{anty} app;
🟣 Try switching networks or connections.

➡️ If that doesn’t help, you can switch your connection provider via VPN:

✅ Close Dolphin{anty};
✅ Turn on VPN on your device;
✅ Restart Dolphin{anty}.

This helps stabilize the connection between the app and the network.

If you still have questions or any issues arise, feel free to contact support, and we’ll help you figure it out 💜

Weekly Fixes
📆 Release Date: 14.05.2026

⚙️ The tag filter was not reset after the tag was removed from all profiles

If a user filtered the list of profiles by a specific tag and then removed that tag from all profiles, the interface continued to display the active filter based on a tag that no longer existed. Because of this, the user was left with an empty profile screen and had to manually reset the filter or switch sections.

We’ve fixed this, and now if a tag is no longer assigned to any profile, the filter is automatically reset, and the interface returns to displaying all profiles. If the tag is still used in at least one profile, filtering will continue to work correctly.

⚙️ Unreadable error when adding a password-protected profile to a folder

Previously, if a profile was password-protected, the button to add the profile to a folder remained active, and when attempting to add the profile to a folder, the user received an unreadable error. Now, the buttons to add and remove from a folder will be disabled when the profile is in a folder.

⚙️ Confirmation email not sent to new users

Fixed an issue where, after restarting the registration process, the confirmation email was not actually sent, even though the interface indicated it had been sent successfully. Now, the confirmation email is sent successfully upon re-registration, and if a sending error occurs, the user will see a corresponding notification.

⚙️ Fixed the display of scenarios with long names

Fixed an issue in the “Run Scenario” menu in the bulk actions panel on the browser profiles page. The list of scenarios might display incorrectly if a scenario had a long name.

📱 Subscribe to Dolphin{anty} on YouTube

Sometimes it’s easier to watch a video once than to read through dozens of articles and posts to understand all of Dolphin{anty}’s features. So, just a reminder: we have our own YouTube channel!

There are already videos there where we show you:
🟣 how to work with proxies;
🟣 guides on the anti-detection browser;
🟣 a breakdown of digital fingerprint settings;
🟣 working with profiles and other features that are also useful and really save you time.

➡️ There’s even more useful content and updates coming up, so subscribe so you don’t miss a thing.

🥷 In Search of Insights

We all spend a huge amount of time on Telegram: work chats, channels, news, memes, and endless debates in the comments.

📍 But when you need to quickly find a solution to a problem, a recent case study, or just understand what’s happening in the market right now, many of us start looking far beyond Telegram. Reddit, Twitter, various forums, and other platforms often help us find the most relevant and creative solutions long before they appear in our usual channels.

🌐 Anty 1-4-8 r2
📆 Release date: 22.05.2026

1️⃣ Updated Chromium to 148.0.7778.179

This version of Chromium fixes more than 70 high-severity CVEs.

2️⃣ Improved WebRTC protection in Dolphin Anty

The Anty browser now behaves more like regular Chrome, but without revealing the user’s real IP address. To help you better understand these changes, we’ve explained some WebRTC terminology below.

To put it simply, WebRTC shows a website several possible network routes for the browser. Within WebRTC, these are called candidates:

✅ host - the client’s local addresses;
✅ stun - the client’s external public address via a verification server;
✅ relay - contains the address of an intermediate server that will be used for communication between clients during a call.
✅ There is also prflx, but it is less common in standard checks. Checkers look not only at the addresses themselves, but also at which candidates appear and when.

What has changed:

🟣 In spoofing modes, the Anty browser more accurately mimics Chrome’s behavior. Until a site gains access to the camera or microphone, the address in the host candidate is hidden behind a service name. After permission is granted, Chrome may display this address explicitly. The Anty browser behaves the same way, but displays a spoofed address instead of the device’s real IP.

🟣 WebRTC checks now detect a more natural transition before and after accessing media devices. In regular Chrome, a host candidate is usually present, and its complete absence may look suspicious. In Anty-Browser, the host appears at the expected moment, but the user’s actual local addresses are not revealed.

🟣 We’ve specifically addressed IPv6. In a standard browser, the external IPv6 address often appears directly in the host candidate, and a separate STUN candidate may not be created. The Anty browser replicates this behavior during automatic spoofing.

🟣 We’ve accounted for mixed IPv4/IPv6 scenarios. If an IPv6 proxy is set, its address is displayed via the host candidate, and a STUN candidate is not created where a standard browser wouldn’t create one either. If the user’s network is IPv6 and the proxy is IPv4, Anty-Browser preserves the STUN candidate and displays the proxy’s IPv4 address in it, rather than the user’s actual IPv6 address.

🟣 We’ve refined checks where a site uses its own server for WebRTC connections and receives a relay candidate. Such checks may attempt to view the user’s public IP through this route. Anty-Browser continues to support relay, but does not reveal the actual public IP when working through a proxy.

🟣 Manual mode has become more stable. If a WebRTC IP is manually set in the profile, Anty-Browser uses exactly this value in the host / STUN candidates depending on whether it is IPv4 or IPv6.

3️⃣ Update to Google Chrome Stable revisions for X-Headers

X-Browser-Headers: We have updated the algorithm seed and pipeline for updating X-Browser-Headers, ensuring full consistency with Google Chrome at the network level and safeguarding your Google accounts.

⚙️ A user system token is now available in Dolphin{cloud}

You can now work with BMs, accounts, FPs, pixels, and other entities via the official API without the need for extra triggers for Facebook.

➡️ We’ve laid out all the details in the Dolphin{cloud} channel and included a video tutorial on how to generate a token!

Follow the link and start using this new feature today ❤️