FlashID from July to September: extension hub, IP switching from a list, and mobile proxies

From July to September 2026, FlashID added an extension hub and workspaces, IP rotation directly from the profile list, and mobile rotating proxies.

1. July 14, version 0.0.57: FlashID’s built-in browser, FlashBrowser, moved to Chrome 149. An extension hub lets you install, configure, and sync extensions across profiles from one place. You can now create multiple workspaces under one account. You can also set custom Chromium launch arguments for each profile. According to the changelog, you can pass them through the API for a one-time profile launch, but the Local API documentation currently lists the launch_arguments field only for creating and editing profiles.

2. August 25, version 0.0.65: a Refresh IP button appeared in the profile list. It changes the IP for rotating proxies and imported proxies with a configured address rotation link (Refresh URL), and displays the result. FlashID now provides a rotation link for its own rotating proxies: connect to the proxy, then open the link. For imported proxies, you can also pass the link through the Local API using the refresh_url field.

3. September 28, version 0.0.66: you can buy mobile data for rotating proxies in the app and assign it to profiles. FlashBrowser also moved to Chrome 153 in the same build. You can’t assign a mobile proxy to a profile through the Local API yet: the documentation lists only residential proxies as a rotating proxy type and says mobile proxies are not yet available. See the October build news for pricing and new countries.