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FlashID: Chrome 154 and separate syncing for cookies, passwords, and bookmarks

In the October 28 build, FlashBrowser moved to Chrome 154, and cookie, saved password, and bookmark syncing can now be configured separately. Mobile rotating proxies are now available for Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau.

FlashID: Chrome 154 and separate syncing for cookies, passwords, and bookmarks

On October 28, 2026, FlashID released beta build v0.0.67. According to the changelog, the built-in FlashBrowser has moved to Chrome 154. The browser engine was updated twice before that, in September: to Chrome 152 on the 3rd and to 153 on the 28th. The company says only that the new engine improves compatibility with modern websites and fingerprinting environments.

Profiles now have separate sync toggles for cookies, saved passwords, and bookmarks. They’re available in profile templates, bulk imports, and the Local API. The app also displays a warning if sync fails.

According to the API documentation, the toggles control whether data is uploaded to the cloud when the browser closes. For a new profile, cookies and bookmarks are uploaded, but passwords aren’t unless you enable the toggle. Turning a toggle off doesn’t prevent newer data from the cloud from being downloaded at startup.

Proxies:

  • Mobile rotating proxies, which FlashID began selling on September 28, are now available for Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macao;
  • proxy generation has been fixed, and usage tracking and sync stability have been improved;
  • on the proxy page, 4G/5G mobile traffic costs $1.20 per GB as of October 29;
  • you can choose a different IP checker for static proxies.

A new “Orders” section in the payment area lists purchases and wallet top-ups, with details for each.

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