What is new in AliasMode.

• A cleaner Proxies page: pick a purpose, country and quantity, see the exact price and your saving, and buy with one button. If your balance is short, pay by card or crypto right there and the order completes on its own.
• Proxies keep renewing: after a card payment, renewals can top up from your saved card automatically.
• In Firefox profiles, "Check fingerprint" now opens in a new tab instead of a new window.
• Fixed a Windows issue where closed Cloud sync files stayed locked.
• Logs moved from the sidebar to Settings → Advanced.

• New wallet in AliasMode Cloud: top up with card or crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, TRX, SOL, XMR) and pay for proxies from your balance.
• Buy static residential proxies inside the app and assign them to your profiles in one click. Renewals are paid from your wallet automatically.
• "Manage on NobleProxy" signs you in to the NobleProxy dashboard in one click, with no new password, and you get the AliasMode price there.
• Edit profiles while they run: name, folder, tags and platform apply at once. Proxy and fingerprint settings apply at the next start, with a Restart button.
• Add cookies to closed profiles, one or many at once (JSON or cookies.txt). They are set at the next start.
• A Check fingerprint button on running profiles opens the free AliasMode fingerprint test in that profile.
• Fingerprints pass more detection checks: canvas and copied pixels read back like a real browser, a TLS fingerprint like real Chrome, Helvetica on Windows, the correct window size in hidden windows, and Firefox text and canvas exports stay the same for a profile across opens.
• Google no longer signs you out of AliasMode Chromium profiles after about a day.
• Own AliasMode Chromium build on Apple Silicon Macs, with the window label, WebRTC through the proxy and keep-alive.
• Fewer random closes, faster opens and closes, and faster Firefox pages. Processor counts stay steady, AliasMode Chromium Windows profiles on Linux get Windows fonts, WebRTC through proxies is more reliable, and AliasMode Chromium has that name everywhere.

• Chromium 155, CloakBrowser and Firefox downloads now work on Windows computers where AliasMode could not find Windows' own curl.exe. Those computers showed "could not be downloaded. Check your internet connection".

• Chromium 155 profiles keep the same screen on every computer, so a returning profile no longer gets the "inconsistent browser fingerprint (whale)" warning on Iphey.
• Automation that opens many profiles at once now starts and closes them reliably, and AliasMode stays responsive with 60 or more browsers open.
• You can change a profile's proxy through the Local API (user/update with user_proxy_config). Chromium 155 also opens again on Windows computers where its graphics process could not read its own files.

• Linux now runs AliasMode's own Chromium 155 build, as Windows does. WebRTC shows only the proxy exit IP, and closing a Cloud profile's last window saves it to Cloud first.
• Chromium 155 profiles use about 85 MB less disk each. Browser components are kept once beside the browser on Windows and Linux, and old profiles give back their copies at the next app start.
• Telegram profiles without a live login now open on Telegram Web K, so new logins are not logged out when you switch between Web A and Web K.

• On Windows, AliasMode Chromium closed Cloud profiles right after Open when they had visited the Chrome Web Store. They now open, and their logins come back.
• Closing a Cloud profile's last window now saves it to Cloud first on Windows (AliasMode Chromium and Firefox) and Linux (AliasMode Firefox), as on Mac, so the next open keeps your newest logins.
• Set your own timezone, language, CPU cores and seed in Edit. Automatic stays the best choice.
• New Cloud Telegram profiles open on Telegram Web K.

• Open Cloud profiles now save to Cloud every few minutes and soon after you sign in, so another PC never opens an old copy. The dashboard shows when a profile is not saved to Cloud yet.
• Closing a profile no longer gets stuck on "browser left open" when a save fails, and on Mac a profile closed with its window's X is saved first.
• Fewer logouts: opening a profile through the Local API or MCP keeps this PC's newer logins, AliasMode Firefox keeps its session cookies when it reopens, background saves are invisible to websites, and AliasMode warns when disk space runs low.
• AliasMode Firefox windows fit small laptop screens, new Firefox profiles use your screen size, and the screen size can be changed in Edit again.

• AliasMode Firefox no longer makes every page think it has focus, so focus, blur and background tabs behave like a real Firefox, and Fingerprint Pro no longer reports browser tampering.
• Profiles that claim another operating system now get that system's real default fonts, emoji and colours, and AliasMode Firefox audio matches a real Firefox exactly.
• AliasMode Chromium sends its headers and languages in Chrome's order, keeps canvas pixels a page wrote unchanged, always has the core Windows fonts, and no longer shows the "Google API keys are missing" bar.
• The profile timezone now comes from the location data most websites use, and idle Cloud profiles save in the background less often.

• AliasMode now has a Mac app for Intel processors, next to the Apple Silicon one. On an Intel Mac, Mac profiles show an Intel or AMD Mac graphics card, as a real Intel Mac does.
• AliasMode Firefox behind a proxy: WebRTC now behaves like a real Firefox (same candidates, order and timing) and still never sends anything from your real IP. Windows profiles get WebRTC ports like real Windows, text widths stay the same across updates, and Mac profiles on Windows or Linux list only fonts that load.
• In Edit, the button is now "Set timezone and language from proxy". Edit warns when a profile's language does not match its timezone's country, and changing a Cloud profile's proxy also updates its language.

• Profiles on one computer can no longer be linked to each other. In AliasMode Chromium (Windows) and AliasMode Firefox, each profile now has its own canvas, WebGL, text, audio, font and voice values, the same every time it opens. Existing profiles get their new values once, on their first launch after the update.
• New profiles default to AliasMode Chromium on Windows and AliasMode Firefox on Mac and Linux, including the API, CLI and MCP. The Local API keeps Chromium so scripts keep their DevTools connection. CloakBrowser profiles keep working.
• AliasMode Firefox looks more like a real Firefox. Dark mode and reduced motion follow your computer. Mac profiles show Apple graphics and the real Mac voice list. Screen and touch values match Firefox, and the camera and microphone list no longer gets stuck.
• Cloud profiles save Telegram and other logins soon after you sign in, and a closed Telegram tab no longer stops the save.
• Closing a browser no longer fails with "browser teardown is unconfirmed", and Windows starts and stops browsers faster.

• The profile timezone now follows the proxy. Before each launch, AliasMode checks where the proxy exits and fixes a missing or wrong timezone. This works in every engine, for Local and Cloud profiles. Sites that compare the browser timezone with the IP address, such as the sign-in checks on Amazon, now see a match.
• On Mac, CloakBrowser windows no longer put the profile name into page titles. AliasMode Chromium already did not.

• Much smaller download. The Windows installer is 477 MB instead of 1.1 GB. Updates are 263 MB instead of 911 MB. The Mac download is 227 MB instead of 526 MB. CloakBrowser on Windows, the Python runtime for Python scripts, and the AliasMode Firefox fonts for other operating systems now download once, the first time a profile or script needs them.
• AliasMode Chromium: a maximized window stays maximized. WebRTC shows the proxy's IP address. Windows moves to Chromium 155.0.8059.85. New profiles get a screen no smaller than your display. On Mac, the profile name no longer goes into page titles.
• AliasMode Firefox: WebRTC shows the proxy's IP address. The screen size field is back in Edit profile. New tabs open a start page. Cloud profiles that failed with "payload_restore (transport_error)" open again.

• AliasMode Chromium (Chromium 155): pages are sharp and normal size on Windows displays scaled to 125% or 150%. Windows stay inside the profile's screen. The profile name no longer appears in page titles. The network signature and WebGPU match Chrome 155. On a scaled laptop, each profile reports that laptop's real pixel ratio and screen size. This changes once, after the update.
• AliasMode Firefox moves to Firefox 156. Existing Firefox profiles move to 156 by themselves. Pages can no longer see the automation layer. The real window size stays inside the profile's screen. Each profile gets its own audio. The profile's language, voices, and media devices are used. A profile no longer gets stuck after a script closes all its pages.
• Autofill now works through the right-click menu ("AliasMode"). It types with real key presses and adds nothing to the page. New Chromium 155 Cloud profiles keep the search engine's start page instead of opening on about:blank.

• Chromium 155: each profile now draws its own canvas and WebGL image. Each profile's canvas changes once, the first time it opens after the update. Pages are sharp on Windows displays scaled to 125% or 150%.
• The time zone follows the proxy automatically again when you create, edit, or import a profile, and when you change proxies in bulk. The sidebar is translated into Russian and Chinese. AliasMode Firefox profiles keep session cookies after a restart.
• Cloud: browsers stay open after a laptop sleeps. Workspaces with thousands of profiles load on slow connections. A Windows check that could stop every saved profile from opening is more reliable and logs its cause.

• Mac: Remote MCP now works in the Mac app. An AI client on another computer can control your profiles through AliasMode Cloud.
• Firefox: a launch no longer shows extra windows that open and close. This also applies when a Cloud session is restored.
• More of the New profile, Edit profile, and Import dialogs is translated.

• New Chrome profiles in the dashboard now start on Chromium 155. Chrome 146 stays available as the second choice.
• Windows: Chromium 155 profiles now show WebGL with their own graphics card on computers with no graphics card, such as rented servers.
• A failed update now records its cause in a log file.

• Fixed on Mac: links to outside sites now open in your browser. This includes the Buy proxy cart, the proxy offer in New profile, Telegram, and GitHub.
• New profile now names the Chrome engine that your computer creates. On a Mac this is Chromium 155.

• New profiles get their own hardware, the same on every computer: a stored graphics card in Firefox profiles and stored processor cores in CloakBrowser profiles. Edit profile shows the stored values.
• Mac: CloakBrowser profiles made on Windows now open in the Mac app, and macOS no longer asks for the Keychain password.
• Windows: the Chrome 155 beta now runs on the AliasMode Chromium build.
• Update every team computer. Older versions cannot open new CloakBrowser profiles from AliasMode Cloud.

• New: AliasMode for Mac. It runs on Macs with Apple Silicon, with AliasMode Firefox and Chrome 155 profiles, Scripts, the MCP server for AI agents, and in-app updates.
• Chrome 155 beta profiles now work in AliasMode Cloud. Export and import keep the Chrome version of each profile.
• Fixed: Chrome 155 beta profiles now start with DuckDuckGo as the default search engine.

• Fixed: links in the sidebar and on pages of the desktop app now open in your browser. This includes the Buy proxy cart, Telegram, and GitHub.
• The NobleProxy offer now also shows in Edit profile, and stays visible when a profile already has a proxy.

• New: choose the Chrome version when you create a Chrome profile. 146 stays the default. 155 beta is a newer Chromium engine you can try on new local profiles.
• 155 beta downloads once (about 190 MB) the first time you use it. Existing profiles stay on 146. Cloud profiles stay on 146 for now.

• Fixed: the Buy proxy buttons in the desktop app now open the NobleProxy offer in your browser. In beta.52 they did nothing.

• AliasMode is available in Simplified Chinese and Russian. It follows your system language on first start, and you can change the language in Settings.
• Nested folders: create subfolders, move a folder under another, and see each profile’s folder path.
• Team access by folder or by single profile. Folder access includes all subfolders, and a shared profile keeps its access when you move it.
• AliasMode Firefox keeps your tabs when you close the browser window or quit, and reopens safely after a native exit.
• Each profile keeps its own language, and saved AliasMode Firefox profiles get complete font identities.
• NobleProxy supports AliasMode: AliasMode users pay 40% less for dedicated static residential proxies. Open the offer from the New Profile dialog or the Proxies page.
• The Proxies page shows how many profiles have no proxy.
• Folders stay visible and scroll on short screens.
• Fixed a Windows file lock: AliasMode releases its database file when it closes.

• New profiles match your computer’s OS by default. Choose Windows, macOS, or Linux in both AliasMode Firefox and CloakBrowser Chromium.
• Advanced fingerprint edits for closed profiles: screen size, OS, and timezone in Chromium; timezone in AliasMode Firefox.
• Run scripts across multiple browsers with adjustable parallelism.
• Improved VPN and proxy handling: WebRTC follows the VPN route for profiles without a proxy, timezone lookup uses the exit IP, and IPv6-only proxies work in checks and pasted proxy lists.
• Assign each proxy in a pasted list to several profiles. Use the current connection to set a Local profile’s timezone without a proxy.
• Easier profile imports and profile search by tags.
• Reset forgotten Cloud passwords. Workspace owners and admins can send password reset emails within their team permissions.
• Firefox session capture uses hidden tabs instead of extra visible windows when reading storage from closed origins.
• Fixed a Windows dashboard memory leak, improved Chromium disk-storage reporting, and added support for larger agent replies and more complete browser-launch diagnostics.

This is the largest AliasMode release so far. AliasMode now ships its own open-source antidetect engine next to Chromium, and adds automation and recovery tools for large profile fleets.

• AliasMode Firefox: our own open-source antidetect Firefox engine with C++ fingerprint spoofing. Choose it per profile. It runs on Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon, and Linux x64. CloakBrowser Chromium stays the default engine.
• Scripts: write JavaScript or Python Playwright scripts, then run them on one profile or many, one profile at a time. Optional per-profile credentials. Works on Firefox and Chromium profiles.
• Public Script Library: browse and import community scripts. Signed-in Cloud users can publish their own.
• Trash: deleted profiles go to Trash. Restore them or delete them permanently, in Local and Cloud mode.
• Proxy Tools: check proxies in bulk, preview replacements, and apply them to a folder or to selected profiles.
• Select all across pages, so bulk actions cover a whole folder.
• Streaming exports for large Cloud workspaces.
• MCP: aliasmode_profile_create accepts an engine value of chromium or firefox.
• Reliability: smaller per-profile disk cache, full Service Worker cleanup after a browser stops, and Cloud sync and session-recovery fixes.