Dolphin Anty Updates

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🚀 Dolphin Anty keeps evolving: over the past three months, our browser has received dozens of updates. We’ve improved fingerprint spoofing accuracy, implemented user feedback and made changes not only to the technical side but also to the interface design. In this overview, we’ve gathered the key updates and grouped them by category to make navigation easier.

Browser Core and Technical Improvements 🌏

Let’s start with the most important part — ⚙️ technical upgrades. These are the changes you can’t see directly, but they’re exactly what make the browser more stable and efficient.

Browser Core Update

We’ve updated the Dolphin Anty core from version 138 to 140. The current version is now fully aligned with the official Google Chrome release with no discrepancies across Windows, macOS or Linux. The update installs automatically when you restart the browser.

Here’s what that means for you:

• Improved website compatibility;
• More accurate real-browser emulation;
• Increased profile speed and stability.

As a result, the digital fingerprint now looks even more like that of a real user.

WebRTC “No UDP” Mode

We’ve added a new WebRTC mode — “No UDP” designed for those who need 🔎 maximum control over network leaks. WebRTC is a technology that allows browsers to exchange data, audio and video directly. It’s convenient, but it can reveal your real IP address even when you’re using a proxy or VPN.

WebRTC uses the UDP transport protocol for fast traffic delivery. It doesn’t guarantee packet delivery, but it can reveal details about your network environment. By disabling UDP, you effectively shut down one of the main de-anonymization channels.

This is especially 🌱 useful if:

• You need absolute protection from WebRTC leaks;
• You use proxies that don’t support UDP;
• It’s crucial to prevent your real IP from being exposed to antifraud systems;
• You need strict control over a profile’s network activity.

The feature works on all operating systems and supports mass profile import.

WebRTC with more Reliable IP Spoofing to Bypass STUN over TCP

Some sites go further and use more advanced checks, for example, STUN over TCP to discover your external IP. While we’ve long and successfully spoofed regular STUN over UDP, TCP could sometimes still lead to the leak of the real IP, especially against advanced antifraud systems.

In the new version 👍 the spoofing is now complete and holistic: the IP is spoofed already at the WebRTC candidate creation stage for both UDP and TCP. Sites now only see your spoofed IP and the real one is unavailable. At the same time, WebRTC continues to work without any limitations.

Full Redesign of WebRTC Spoofing

We’ve completely 👨‍💻 recreated the WebRTC mechanism. It’s now more accurate, stable and reliable in all modes:

• Off — WebRTC is fully disabled and the peer connection isn’t even initialized;
• Real — the profile behaves exactly like stock Google Chrome;
• Altered — the public IP always matches the proxy IP, and local addresses no longer “leak”;
• Manual — you can set a custom public IP that consistently shows without local IP leaks.

Additionally, WebRTC spoofing now works reliably with both IPv4 and IPv6 proxies: IPs are spoofed consistently and leak-free. We also closed potential fingerprinting vectors and routes to detect the real IP.

TTS Voice List Spoofing

We improved TTS (text-to-speech) handling so the 🙋‍♂️ profile looks even more natural. Now the voice list is fully synchronized with the profile settings:

• Voices always match the profile locale, whether it’s set manually or detected automatically;
• If no voices are available for the chosen language, the system emulates a realistic fallback by selecting the closest language;
• The voice list now fully matches the operating system locale specified in the profile.

These changes eliminate mismatches between the OS and voices that could previously give a profile away to antifraud systems.

WebGL ver. 2.0

We’ve reworked WebGL spoofing so much it’s basically a ⬆️ new version. The browser now masks many more parameters that were previously used to fingerprint the real GPU.

This is an important step forward: the new system lays the groundwork for upcoming releases that will introduce updated GPU vendor profiles and reworked WebGL fingerprints, making profile behavior even more natural for antifraud systems.

ClientRects 2.0

We’ve completely updated ClientRects spoofing to make the “noise” even more natural and undetectable. The new algorithms easily pass layout detection tests while preserving the correct geometry of page elements.

In other words, you can browse and work as usual even with spoofing enabled as it now looks completely natural.

Proxies 🔗

We always pay the closest attention to proxy handling. Here’s what we can share.

Bulk Proxy Assignment to Profiles

If you work with hundreds of proxies, you know how tedious it is to assign them manually, especially when you just need to quickly distribute them across profiles.

Now you can do it in just a couple of clicks with the 🛠 new tool:

1. Select the profiles;
2. Open the bulk actions panel and find the “Change proxy” icon;
3. Click “Choose proxy”;
4. Pick the method:

• Manually — if you want to control the process yourself;
• Randomly — so the system distributes proxies automatically.

Then choose the distribution type:

• Sequential — in order;
• Every N profiles — for example, one proxy for every 3 profiles.

By default the settings are Manual and Sequential, and the bulk-assignment limit is up to 500 proxies at a time.

New Proxy Provider ThorData

We continue to expand the list of built-in proxy providers inside the browser. Joining NodeMaven, Resiprox, NaProxy and Asocks now is ⚡ ThorData.

You can connect it via an API key when creating or editing a profile, or directly through the “Proxies” section. ThorData lets you change your IP with a single click, especially convenient when you’re actively working with multiple profiles.

Users on all plans starting from FREE+ (soon to be renamed Starter) can get 100 MB of free traffic. However, it’s only available if you haven’t previously registered on ThorData with the same email used in the browser.

Interface 🪄

🔥 Dolphin Anty is rightfully considered one of the most user-friendly antidetect browsers on the market. We keep improving the interface to make your workflow as smooth as possible.

Bookmark Folders

Previously, adding several important websites to bookmarks and repeating that across a hundred profiles could take quite a bit of time. We’ve introduced a solution — 📁 bookmark folders.

Now you can create a collection of important websites once and apply it to all the necessary profiles in just three steps:

1. Go to Bookmarks — Create folder — Add bookmarks;
2. Paste the links you need;
3. Select the profile types.

The bookmarks will automatically appear on all selected profiles. You can also edit, delete, or exclude individual bookmarks from a folder.

New Format for Browser Pages

All internal browser pages have been updated to a new format: instead of the standard  chrome://, the prefix anty:// is now used. For example, if you type chrome://flags, the browser will automatically open anty://flags.

This update makes the browser’s internal pages more independent and completely separated from Chrome.

Profile Icons Display on Launch, Close and Taskbar

Profile icons are now cleaner and more consistent both at startup and during use:

• The system always shows the purple Anty icon, with no default Google Chrome icon;
• On the taskbar and at the bottom of the screen, you’ll see the selected profile’s icon and if you’re using icon spoofing, it displays one that closely resembles the original Chrome icon;
• We fixed a bug with emojis in profile names and refreshed the badge design: it now features the proper brand color, neat spacing and clear, readable text.

The feature can be activated in settings. The result is a polished and professional look when working with multiple profiles.

Anty Extension Improvements

We’ve updated the 👨‍🔧 Anty extension to Manifest V3 and optimized the UI/UX: the interface is now more user-friendly and loading animations are smoother. Additionally, we closed the loopholes sites could use to detect the extension in a profile, enhancing security and stealth.

By default, the extension is no longer pinned. This reduces the chance of detection by services that can check users’ extensions. However, you can pin it back to the toolbar if you wish. It cannot be removed from the profile, ensuring stable operation.

Security and Authentication 🔐

Secure operation is another priority across all OSs.

WebAuthn Support on macOS

🍏 WebAuthn is now supported on macOS. This modern authentication standard allows you to log in using hardware keys (USB, NFC, Bluetooth), biometrics or built-in modules either passwordless or as an additional layer.

Why it matters:

• Many platforms from crypto exchanges to ad accounts require WebAuthn for secure login;
• WebAuthn uses a pair of public and private keys generated for each site, reducing the risk of password leaks and making login faster and safer.

The feature is enabled by default, so there’s nothing you need to configure: just update your browser.

Plan Updates 💲

We regularly update and refine our plans to provide the best experience. Here’s what changed this quarter.

Free Plan Updates

The fully free FREE plan has been updated: you can now use up to 5 profiles instead of 10. If you have more than 5 profiles, the plan will be temporarily frozen. To continue, you need to select 5 main profiles and delete the rest. All other features of the plan remain unchanged. It’s still a great way to get to know the browser.

For those who want to work with more profiles, there’s the FREE+ plan (soon to be STARTER) for just $10/month.

RPS Updates

This quarter, we introduced requests per second (RPS) limits for each plan:

• FREE — 30;
• FREE+ — 30;
• BASE — 30;
• TEAM — 40;
• ENTERPRISE — 50.

This setting indicates how many requests can be made to the system per second. Now each plan has its own limit: for example, if a script on the BASE plan makes more than 30 requests per second, the extra requests will be rejected.

These limits help distribute load evenly, prevent rapid resource depletion and ensure stable browser performance.

For most users, nothing will change as these limits are barely noticeable during regular use. If you’re using automation or scripts, just take the new values into account.

Conclusion

This quarter has been 💪 packed with updates: we upgraded the core to version 140, completely revamped WebRTC, WebGL and ClientRects, strengthened profile masking, added WebAuthn support on macOS, introduced new tools for proxies and bookmarks, updated the Anty extension and made the interface even more convenient and intuitive. More is coming — just stay tuned.