On October 14, Incogniton released version 5.0.1.3 and announced it on its Telegram channel. The changelog lists the release under October 19.
The main addition is Google sign-in directly in the desktop app. If you created your account on the website, you now finish signing up in the app by answering a getting-started question and entering the code sent by email. If you already have an account, the app no longer prompts you to sign up again and instead asks you to log in.
AI tools connected through MCP can now control browsers they launched themselves. The Cas assistant shows each step as it happens, and screens update in real time. In the proxy store, you can search your order history by IP address or proxy password, and mobile proxies now show the price for the full term instead of an incorrect daily rate. The proxy checker displays the exit IPv4 address.
The rest of the update focuses on stability:
- Already-open profiles can no longer be launched a second time;
- Selenium sessions no longer drop in the middle of a run;
- Profiles launch and close more reliably on Windows;
- The app waits for profiles to finish uploading before you log out;
- Cookie Collector no longer shows the “unsupported manifest version” error;
- Changing the language on the login screen no longer crashes the app.
What to do: If you launch profiles through Selenium or connect AI agents via MCP, install this update right away.
