Version 3.7.5 was released on July 30 with the Chrome 151.0.7922.72 browser engine. It primarily benefits users who automate profile workflows. The --stealth-automation flag can now be enabled directly in the app interface. According to Vision’s description, it hides signs of Playwright, Puppeteer and other automation tools. The documentation adds that the flag prevents them from injecting scripts and changing the observable state of the page. VirtualMouse received five movement algorithms and settings for the pre-click delay and event generation rate.
UDP over SOCKS5 was reimplemented from scratch. The company promises that confusing DNS entries will no longer appear during leak tests and that connections will be more stable. On September 2, version 3.7.14 extended UDP support to providers with non-standard protocol implementations.
The Safari browser engine, added two weeks earlier, can now download files, images and links, supports ⌘+, ⌘− and ⌘0 for zooming, and opens Web Inspector. Synchronizer windows now have the same size across different profile resolutions, and bookmarks from Other bookmarks are preserved after a restart. Webcam spoofing supports the source video resolution: automatically on the Micro plan, and as a separate option on Base and higher.
Starting with this version, Vision no longer supports macOS 12. The minimum supported system is macOS 13 Ventura. Earlier in the month, on July 4, version 3.6.8 was released with the Chrome 150 browser engine and an updated proxy-switching window in the profile list.
