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Hello, friends! We are continuing our series of advanced technical updates, and today we would like to introduce further improvements to network connectivity and anti-detection capabilities, as well as new features.
In this new version, we have focused heavily on enhancing the proxy handler for proxy with UDP support—including those using custom DNS settings. These changes allow you to fully leverage high-speed connections while minimizing the risk of proxy detection.
Following the Windows version, the anti-detect tool for macOS has received a series of significant improvements; our testing shows that these greatly enhance the plausibility of the fingerprints being used. Additionally, important changes have been made to WebGL functionality that apply to both platforms.
The result is that Linken Sphere now offers benchmark-quality fingerprint spoofing on both Windows and macOS. We are continuing to work on major improvements to mobile spoofing capabilities, which you can look forward to in upcoming updates.
We are also excited to introduce some long-awaited new features:
The first is aimed at users on the Premium plan. We have introduced a "One-time session" feature: if you only need a session for a single use, you can now launch sessions that are not saved after closing.
The second update will be useful to everyone. We have added a long-awaited local password feature—a dedicated lock for Linken Sphere.
We wish you a pleasant and productive experience!
- Chrome engine updated to version 152
- Improved proxy performance with UDP support
- Enhanced anti-detection capabilities (with a focus on macOS)
- Added a one-time session feature for the Premium plan
- Added a local PIN code feature for quick screen locking
- Fixed various bugs