We’ve collected three Vision releases from July through October 2026. The key updates are Safari-based profiles and a completely redesigned app interface.
July 14, version 3.7.1: Vision added a second browser engine — Safari. Users on macOS 15 and later can create profiles with it. In the news section of its website, the company says it added Safari in response to numerous user requests. The other new feature is PTZ control for webcams: preview, cropping, zoom, and resolution selection.
September 17, version 4.0.0: the interface was completely redesigned. On its Telegram channel, the company says the new design is based on “hundreds of hours of user feedback.” The browser engine was updated to Chrome 153.0.8010.37 in this release. Here’s what changed:
- buttons on the bulk actions toolbar can be rearranged, with only the ones you need kept visible;
- profiles can be created in batches from a preset — 10 or even 50 in just a couple of clicks;
- proxy details can be pasted in any format, and UDP connections are shown directly in the profile list;
- right-clicking opens a context menu, while filters have moved to the column headers;
- port settings have moved to the “Settings” section and apply to all profiles at once.
October 8, version 4.0.6: Android fingerprint spoofing was improved, but the company did not provide any details. Vision added mobile device and tablet emulation in June, in version 3.6.2. The browser engine was updated to Chrome 155.0.8059.40 in version 4.0.6.
What to do: Install the update by restarting the app or using the update check button in settings.
