Latest Social Browser release. See the official release page for the complete release notes and current Windows download assets.
Social Browser changelog
Follow browser releases, workflow improvements, new tools, and maintenance updates for the Windows multi-profile browser. Release notes are listed newest first and link to the official source.
What changed
The current public release history is maintained from Social Browser's official release listings. Dates reflect the official changelog.
Updated the VIP Privacy Engine for audio, Canvas, WebGL, and related controls. Added Web Worker handling, iframe script injection support, and new user-session properties. Removed the Social Browser client object and discontinued older extensions and preload workflows.
Moved the project from open-source code to a private codebase. Updated engines to encrypted and private implementations, retired older Web Sharing and network-access paths, and introduced Process IPC and Spawn IPC.
Updated the social-site list, core engine, and security engine. Removed unwanted scripts and added a private-distribution notice.
Added browser automation with scripts for repeated browser tasks. Improved the AI tools list and integrated site list, and updated the icons engine.
Added an AI agent, third-party site integrations, and customizable footer navigation. Improved UI, frames, and videos, and updated ad and user-agent lists.
Added JSON proxy lists and JSON proxy objects. Improved proxy-location detection, browser load speed, and tab switching speed. Updated user-agent, Node.js, Electron, and V8 components.
Added free earn rewards and site-translation improvements, introduced new functions, and improved additional web protocols.
Fixed third-party logins for Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Added a custom CORS setting and updated the ad URL list, Node.js, Chromium, and Electron.
Added multi-captcha support, improved Web Worker handling, added worker settings, expanded URL-type handling, and updated libraries.
Fixed LinkedIn behavior, Google security checks, and Navigator access in white-listed sites.
Added server-ready operation for RDP, VPS, VDS, and cloud environments, including background operation, auto-start, locked-screen and screen-saver scenarios, and resource controls.
Improved active and hidden profiles, added profile information fields, improved temporary-mail tools and browser UI, updated privacy controls and ad lists, and hid user messages by default.
Improved browser UI and settings, added custom user settings, automatic location/proxy/GEO/time-zone detection, and updates to ads and the blocking engine.
Added blocking controls for images, media, JavaScript, XHR/fetch, subframes, CSS, fonts, WebSocket connections, and CSP reports from browser or custom settings.
Improved UI/UX, proxy engine, popup windows, user messages, downloader options, and message events.
Added automatic proxy location and time-zone detection, proxy export, updated proxy providers, hidden profiles, and profile import from text files.
Added date and location per proxy, Google extensions in the Chrome Browser Simulator, the VIP ad-blocker engine, page screenshots and saves from the toolbar, and new simulator and Ghost Window toolbar icons.
Added VIP social tools, one key for subscriptions, custom extensions, custom browser development options, and a Chrome Browser Simulator with extension and shared-session support. Social-media productivity tools are separate from the core browser.
First version of Social Browser, a Windows browser for managing multiple isolated profiles, account sessions, proxy settings, and browser workflows.
Release notes summarize the official public changelog. Capabilities can depend on the release, plan, or product configuration. Social Browser is a Windows multi-profile browser; users supply any proxies they configure, and updates are not guarantees of anonymity or platform-policy bypass.