On October 23, 2026, DICloak released version 3.0.6 for Windows and macOS. Version 3.0.5 had come out a week earlier, on October 16. The company covered both releases in a single Telegram post on October 28 without naming the version numbers. According to the version history on the download page, the Linux client is still on version 2.9.9, released on July 13.
The headline feature in 3.0.6 is the Chrome 155 browser engine, which you can select when creating a profile. Chrome 152, the previous new browser engine, arrived on September 23 with version 3.0.4. In its channel, the company linked the engine’s release to a subscriber poll.
You can now manage cookies by site: in a profile (General → Cookie → Manage Cookies), you can add, replace or delete cookies for one site without affecting cookies for other accounts in the same profile. According to the help docs, you need to close the profile first, and the feature is available only on the Plus and Share+ plans.
Global settings now let you allow team members to sign in to the account and profiles only from selected countries, or block sign-ins from specific countries. The help docs warn that sign-ins will take longer with this setting enabled, and that it does not apply to superadmins.
Version 3.0.5 added tools to clear local and cloud extension data, a filter for team members based on whether they had signed in to the account, and improvements to API key management. The release notes for both versions mention enhanced security but provide no details.
The same post also announced a new profile template: you can save general settings, the fingerprint and additional parameters instead of filling them in again. The help article about it was published on October 12; the company does not specify a version.
