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Dolphin {anty} has discontinued support for macOS 12 and 32-bit Windows

Along with Anty 1-5-1 on Chromium 151, Dolphin {anty} has dropped support for macOS 12 and Windows x86. Manifest V2 extensions continue to work.

On August 6, 2026, Dolphin {anty} released Anty 1-5-1 and ended support for macOS 12 and 32-bit Windows (x86). The company explains that this reduces the time spent investigating compatibility issues, while also making the build smaller. Dolphin {anty} asks users with questions about the transition to contact support.

In this version, the browser moved to Chromium 151: 151.0.7922.72 for Windows and macOS, and 151.0.7922.71 for Linux. A month earlier, on July 7, Anty 1-5-0 was released with Chromium 150 and an updated X-Browser-Headers algorithm for Google services.

What else is new in 1-5-1? The list of Web Speech API voices visible to websites is now closer to standard Chrome and includes Google voices. An issue with imported cookies was fixed: a deleted cookie could reappear after a profile restart. The browser can also now read different cookie expiration formats during import. Manifest V2 extensions, which Google is gradually disabling in Chrome, continue to work in Anty, and the company promises to keep supporting them in future Chromium versions.

If Dolphin {anty} is installed on macOS 12 or 32-bit Windows, you should update the operating system or move your work to another computer.

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