On April 14, 2026, Dolphin {anty} released Anty 1-4-7, a version of its built-in browser based on Chromium 147.0.7727.56. Build 1-4-7 r2, based on Chromium 147.0.7727.102, followed on April 28.
The main change in 1-4-7 is protection against automation detection on sites that run additional checks using JavaScript and behavioral signals. The company notes a trade-off: in rare cases, automation tools will get less detailed previews of complex objects and non-standard errors. The browser also switched to cookie database format v24 because Chromium 147 no longer supports the old v22 schema. According to the company, this makes account logins and cookie imports and exports more reliable. The browser no longer displays extra promotional blocks on Chrome Web Store pages.
In r2, the Device Memory API was updated to match Chrome 147. navigator.deviceMemory now returns 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32 GB (2, 4, or 8 GB on Android), as in real Chrome. Previously, it returned values from 0.25 to 8 GB. On April 30, the team also recalculated existing fingerprints: a profile with an M2 Max and 64 GB of memory now reports 32 GB. R2 also adds Chrome service headers to requests to Google domains and lets users unpin extensions from the toolbar; previously, they were pinned every time a profile launched.
If you launch profiles through the API or scripts, run your scenarios after updating: some debugging information is now less detailed.
