- update and actualization of the browser kernel - revision of the existing mechanisms of bypassing for AF-systems was performed and additional mechanisms were implemented. - bugs that were detected in the previous software revision were fixed. - addition of up-to-date versions of profiles to the store
- update of browser kernel changes - revision of traversal mechanisms for AF systems. Additional bypass mechanisms are integrated - fixes of bugs detected since the last software revision - added current versions of profiles for sale
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Please note that in the latest version of the Chrome browser, Google has made numerous changes to the basic modules. These changes directly or indirectly affect the operation of various browser fingerprinting techniques. Because of this, not all previously purchased profiles will be able to automatically update to version 114.
Due to numerous requests from users, we want to clarify some confusing points related to the latest Che Browser update. As you all know, every two months or so the stable version of Chrome browser (kernel), the engine on which Che Browser is built, is updated. It happens automatically to all Chrome users except for those who have blocked the possibility of such update with special programs (firewall, special software or custom browser builds). Thus, the vast majority of Chrome users update their browsers automatically.
- several circumvention mechanisms were added to the "default" profile - code revisions for several antifraud systems - minor bugfixes
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