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Every release, documented — real dates, real fixes, and SHA-256-verified builds. Installers and checksums for each version live on the download page.

3.5.5

September 5, 2026 LATEST

A visual release. Nothing about how it works changed.

  • The desktop app now carries the same brand system as this site: the knot-X mark at every icon size, Inter Tight for everything you read, and IBM Plex Mono for everything the app reports back — hashes, versions, API paths, fingerprint values, logs.
  • Calmer surfaces: warm near-black grounds instead of the old blue-black, square corners, no drop shadows or gradients. Amber is the warning colour and green means running or connected; red is reserved for the brand and for destructive confirmations.
  • Sign-in shows the mark and the line “One machine. X devices.” New installer art on Windows and a new DMG background on macOS.
  • Every text colour was measured against every surface in the new palette. One that fell short — a tertiary grey at 4.24:1 on the raised surface — was corrected before release. All text now meets WCAG AA.
  • No changes to profiles, the fingerprint engine, cloud sync, the local API, licensing or the team panel.
  • These builds are not code-signed. They never have been; the download page previously implied a certificate existed, and that wording has been corrected. Windows will show “Windows protected your PC” and macOS needs the one-line quarantine command. The published SHA-256 checksums are the real verification step — use them.

Android 1.2.1-beta.1

September 5, 2026 ANDROID LATEST

A visual release. Nothing about how it works changed.

  • The app now carries the same brand system as this site: the knot-X mark as an adaptive launcher icon, Inter Tight for everything you read, and IBM Plex Mono for everything the app reports back — fingerprint values, proxy strings, versions. The app previously used the system typeface and shipped no fonts of its own.
  • Calmer surfaces: warm near-black grounds instead of the old blue-black, square corners, no drop shadows. Amber is the warning colour and green means running or connected; red is reserved for the brand and for destructive confirmations.
  • Sign-in shows the mark and the line “One machine. X devices.”
  • Every text colour was measured against every surface in the new palette; all of it meets WCAG AA.
  • No changes to profiles, the fingerprint engine, proxy handling, tabs, downloads, history or bookmarks. Same beta signing key, so it installs over 1.2.0 in place.
  • The X-Requested-With header added by the Android System WebView is unchanged and still disclosed on the download page.

Android 1.2.0-beta.1

September 5, 2026 ANDROID

The browser release: tabs, popups, downloads, uploads

  • Tabs with a switcher, new, close and close all, and a session that reopens the tabs a profile had (switchable in Settings).
  • Popups work: a window a page opens becomes a tab of the same profile with the same fingerprint script and proxy, and its very first request already carries the profile's Accept-Language and timezone. Windows opened without a tap are blocked.
  • Downloads go through the profile's proxy with its user agent, cookies and referer, into a file you pick. Android's DownloadManager is deliberately not used because it would fetch with the device's real IP.
  • File uploads, JavaScript dialogs, fullscreen video, find in page, pull to refresh, a stop button, and a long-press menu on links and images.
  • Per-profile history and bookmarks, address-bar suggestions, text size, clear browsing data, and an identity & proxy panel with a live exit-IP test and a proxy status dot that turns red when the proxy fails closed.
  • Own error pages for network, proxy and certificate failures; certificate errors are never bypassable inside a profile. A page whose renderer dies is reopened instead of crashing the app.
  • Search engine choice in Settings: Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing or Brave.
  • Fingerprint: navigator.languages no longer leaks Accept-Language q-weights. Re-verified on real hardware (Android 16, WebView 151): user agent, client hints, platform, screen, touch, timezone, Accept-Language, WebGL and canvas all present the profile's device.
  • The X-Requested-With header is still added by the Android System WebView itself; re-tested on WebView 151 with the allow-list API and request interception both ineffective. Disclosed on the download page until the platform fixes it.
  • Under the hood: JVM unit tests for the address-bar policy, device model and profile JSON, and a GitHub Actions build for every Android change.

Android 1.1.0-beta.1

September 4, 2026 ANDROID

Folders, backups, and app lock

  • Organize profiles into folders with tags, and search, sort, and filter the profile list to find what you need fast.
  • Multi-select is here: bulk-delete profiles in one action, duplicate a single profile, or bulk-create several at once (bulk-create requires a paid plan).
  • Cookie export/import and full profile backup export/import, both via the on-device DevTools bridge, moving JSON files through Android's native document picker.
  • Proxy connection testing runs a real network check against your configured proxy — latency, exit IP, and country, before you rely on it.
  • App lock with PIN or biometric unlock, a 3-screen first-run onboarding flow, and a consolidated Settings screen for account, security, and about.
  • Every action above is recorded in a new activity log with timestamps.
  • Found and fixed during on-device testing: a crash opening the "New folder" dialog (a Material TextInputLayout layout-params cast issue), a duplicate-profile name missing its leading space ("Profile 1(Copy)" instead of "Profile 1 (Copy)"), and five activity-log entries (launch, folder create/delete, profile export/import) whose display strings existed but were never wired to a call site, so those actions weren't being logged — now fixed.
  • The X-Requested-With header issue from the first build is still unresolved — see below.

Android 1.0.0-beta.1

September 4, 2026 ANDROID

First Android build — native app, not a port

  • A native Kotlin app, separate from the desktop Electron build: isolated per-profile WebViews, the same fingerprint engine and coherent device-model logic as desktop, ported line-for-line, and the same account and backend.
  • Real timezone, locale and client-hint header parity via an in-process DevTools bridge — no external tooling, no root required.
  • Disclosed, not fixed: the Android WebView still attaches an X-Requested-With header naming this app's package to every site a profile visits. Two independent removal approaches were tried (the documented WebView allow-list API, and rewriting the header directly on the wire) and neither worked on the WebView build this was tested against. We're not shipping a "hides your identity" claim for Android until this is resolved and verified on real hardware — see the download page for the current state.
  • Sideloaded APK from this site; not on Google Play, which doesn't list this category of app.

v3.5.4

September 2, 2026 QUALITY

Honest panels, paid-only team sharing, macOS beta

  • Every panel now shows its real state. The Extension Manager, Cookie Editor, Team, Activity Log and Backup panels no longer display placeholder data; controls that have nothing behind them yet are disabled and say so.
  • Team sharing is a paid-plan feature: Free is single-user, Starter includes 3 seats, Pro 10, Business unlimited. The Team panel shows the upgrade path on Free.
  • Fixed a race in Advanced Fingerprint where two quick edits could silently revert the first; edits now apply immediately and save in one batch.
  • Launch, delete and batch failures surface as notifications instead of being swallowed; commands that need a selected profile ask for one.
  • First macOS build (Beta): unsigned .dmg for Intel and Apple Silicon. Not yet runtime-verified by us — see the download page for the Gatekeeper steps and please report issues.
  • Website: the contact form now delivers to a real inbox instead of opening your mail client.

v3.5.3

August 31, 2026 Platform

Linux fully supported

  • Linux promoted out of Beta after a complete runtime pass on Ubuntu 22.04: .deb install via apt, AppImage boot, sign-up, and a live profile launch with fingerprint injection — all verified.
  • Fixed .deb dependencies: the package now declares libasound2, so minimal Ubuntu/Debian installs no longer fail at startup.
  • Profiles on Linux launch in your installed Google Chrome or Chromium (apt and snap installs both detected).

v3.5.2

August 30, 2026 Major fix

Coherent OS spoofing + worldwide timezones

  • Choosing a non-Windows OS now changes the whole device identity — client-hint headers, navigator.platform, touch, screen size, and GPU all derive from one coherent device model, so detection sites see no mismatch.
  • Android profiles present as a real phone (e.g. a Pixel 7 reports Android 13, touch, a Mali-G710 GPU, and a phone viewport). Existing profiles are repaired automatically.
  • The timezone picker now lists the complete IANA database — ~418 zones covering every country, labelled with live UTC offsets.

v3.5.1

August 29, 2026 POLISH

Brand consistency & hardening

  • New profiles and folders default to brand red; app, taskbar, and window icons are generated from one canonical mark.
  • Removed ~5 KB of dead legacy styles from the renderer.
  • The account server now refuses to start in production without real signing secrets.

v3.5.0

August 29, 2026 FEATURE

End-to-end-encrypted cloud profile sync (Pro)

  • Profiles are sealed with AES-256-GCM on your device before upload — the server only ever stores ciphertext.
  • Sync uploads only what changed, pulls what changed elsewhere, and resolves conflicts deterministically across devices.
  • Deleting a profile on one machine removes it everywhere on the next sync. Requires Pro and the same passphrase on each machine.

v3.4.x

August 24–25, 2026 SERIES

Automation attach point & polish

  • Drive profiles from Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium: launch a profile, ask the local API for its connection endpoint, and attach — every page carries the full fingerprint. Available on every plan, free included.
  • Series of fixes through 3.4.6: legacy accent-colour traces removed, Settings repaint bug fixed.

v3.3.0

August 24, 2026 FEATURE

Upgrade from inside the app

  • Plans & License sells directly: pick a plan, pay by card or crypto in your browser, and your account upgrades automatically — no license keys to copy around.

Older releases are archived on the releases page. Existing installs update automatically.