In October, AdsPower added three new Chrome engines. Chrome 154 for Windows, macOS, and Linux appeared in the changelog on October 11 and in the Russian version of the changelog on October 13.
AdsPower announced Chrome 155 on its Telegram channel on October 20. On October 26, it reported there that Chrome 156 had been released three days earlier. Both engines were added to the changelog on October 27: Chrome 155 runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, while Chrome 156 is currently available only on Windows and macOS. The new engines come with matching User-Agent strings and updated fingerprint parameters.
On October 21, AdsPower updated the SunBrowser engine for Windows and macOS:
- the virtual camera can now be switched on the fly;
- video uploaded to the camera now includes audio;
- videos with non-standard dimensions have been fixed.
According to the changelog, AdsPower improved iOS audio-device and hardware fingerprints, touch emulation in mobile profiles, and the consistency of screen parameters inside iframes. The WebGL database for Windows and macOS was expanded on October 11.
On the same day, October 21, the mobile app was updated to version 2.1.3. The update fixed WebGL settings, time zones, link opening, back and forward navigation, and copying. On October 11, the iOS app also added WebGL and media-device fingerprint noise. Rotating proxies can now be matched more accurately by country, region, and city.
What to do: Update the client and select the new engine in the profile settings. Chrome 156 is not yet available on Linux.
