GeeLark 4.4.9 was released on August 13, 2026. Browser profiles now support bulk updates to the browser engine along with the User-Agent. In July, you could already change the engine when editing a profile or through the table; now there is a dedicated action for it. The release also adds a random location toggle and performance monitoring, which shows how many resources browser profiles consume.
The current engine version is not specified in the release notes. The September notes for 4.5.1 say that one of the features requires Chrome 150 or later, and on September 30 the company posted in its channel that profiles were already using engine and User-Agent version 154.
Automation can now restart completed browser tasks, and you can select profiles for a task by ID. In analytics, clicking a username shows the user’s posts, including TikTok post data. Date and number formats are now configurable.
In the same release, GeeLark launched the status.geelark.com status page and announced on August 19 that it could be opened directly from the client. It shows the status of the app, website, API, CLI, browser, and cloud phones running Android 9–16, along with maintenance announcements. From the page’s launch through October 9, its history contains one entry: scheduled maintenance for Android 10 on the night of September 4, lasting about two hours.
What to do: When something goes wrong, check status.geelark.com first. Before changing the engine across many profiles, test the new engine on one or two profiles.
