Linken Sphere 2.19.3 was released on July 3, 2026. The developers called it a major update. The browser engine was upgraded to Chrome 150, whose stable release came out on June 30.
The main changes are under the hood. The way the app handles data has been reworked and, according to the company, sessions now start and stop noticeably faster. The same mechanism should eliminate the occasional false antivirus detections of Linken Sphere. The announcement includes no speed figures.
Users working with Facebook get another account import format. The session description can now be changed via the API. The company also says it optimized the interface to make it more responsive.
Version 2.19.9 was released on July 8. It fixes issues found after the major update, further speeds up session startup and shutdown, and expands UDP support for proxies from new providers. The providers are not specified. Users who stayed on 2.19.3 should update: the fixes are included in 2.19.9 and later versions.
