Version history

Launching the manager again restores its window from the system tray.

• The desktop shortcut now opens the running manager instead of showing an already running message.

The browser profile dialog is larger and presents three clear steps.

• Generate a candidate, select it from the list with the provider score, and apply it to a local profile separately.
• Deleting a saved candidate now removes it from the list while preserving generation history and already applied local settings.
• The dialog uses the available screen space and fits text and buttons at larger Windows display scales.

Browser profile generation and application are now separate steps.

• Saved candidates appear next to the generator, each with the supplier's score.
• A new candidate is saved to the account without changing the local profile. Select a Windows candidate and apply it explicitly.
• If generation has an uncertain outcome, the manager checks the original key without resending the command. The proxy TCP/IP fingerprint stays separate.

The saved profile dialog and a TCP/IP fingerprint change blocker are fixed.

• The saved profile dialog fits text and actions better at larger Windows display scales, and selects the applied or first Windows profile by default.
• An old browser profile request with no server record for its original key no longer blocks TCP/IP changes; the manager retains it for review and never resends it.
• Selecting and confirming a network TCP/IP fingerprint remains a separate action for an individual proxy.

Proxy action status handling is fixed in the WorldProxy Browser manager.

• A confirmed server rejection while choosing a TCP/IP fingerprint no longer leaves a local lock for the rejected command.
• If the server cannot find an old TCP/IP key, the manager reads the current network profile. Older versions require an explicit review and confirmation to clear the local lock; the command is not resent.
• Browser profiles and per-proxy TCP/IP fingerprints remain separate settings.

A beta update for the browser profile manager.

• The saved browser profiles dialog is resizable and keeps its selection and action buttons visible.
• When a proxy action has an uncertain outcome, the manager offers a status check without repeating the command.
• Profile generation on the website is unchanged. H.264/AAC support is not included in the installer.

A beta update for selecting saved browser profiles.

• The manager can list confirmed browser profiles saved in your account and select one for the next launch.
• Browser profiles and per-proxy TCP/IP fingerprints remain separate settings.
• Manual JSON import remains available; unconfirmed generation results are not offered for application.
• Deleting saved profiles from the manager is not yet available. H.264/AAC support is not included in the installer.

A beta update for browser profiles and clearer proxy controls.

• Proxy pools and their timer are temporarily hidden in the manager. Saved pool settings are retained.
• A browser profile generated in the account can be copied as JSON and applied to a selected local profile before its next launch. The supported fields are listed in the guide.
• TCP/IP fingerprint remains a separate setting for an individual proxy. The action is disabled for unsupported proxies.
• The profile list shows the assigned proxy name and ID more clearly; action placement and the guide have been updated.
• Some JSON fields, including WebGL and Canvas, are not yet applied. H.264/AAC support is not included in the installer.

A beta update to browser profile and proxy settings.

• In Advanced mode, browser profile settings are available on the selected manager profile and apply the next time its browser window starts.
• Proxy TCP/IP fingerprint is a separate action for an individual proxy and does not change browser profile settings.
• The profile list shows the assigned proxy name and internal ID to distinguish similar connections.
• The guide and account explanations are updated. Network commands depend on each proxy's capabilities; H.264/AAC are not included in the installer.

A beta update to proxy controls in the manager.

• Each proxy in My proxies now has a settings button and right-click menu for details, profile assignment and settings.
• If a proxy is assigned to several closed profiles, the manager lets you choose one and opens its pool with that proxy selected.
• The pool shows whether the mobile IP-change timer is enabled and its interval; switching guidance is clearer.
• The detailed guide is updated. Supplier-specific commands remain under beta validation.

A beta update for profile startup, proxy controls, and manager guidance.

• A profile can open offline without an active verified WorldProxy proxy. History and settings remain available while direct internet access is blocked.
• Fixed manager startup with an older profile whose proxy binding was saved incompletely: its local data remains accessible and the proxy can be assigned again.
• The manager checks signed release metadata at startup and shows the installed and available versions. Installation still requires a user action.
• Profile actions are available from the right-click menu and row buttons; the UI explains proxy-pool timer requirements and mobile IP-change status.
• The installer preserves modified metadata in its own shortcut and points it to the new version. The detailed guide is updated for 0.2.8.
• H.264/AAC support and supplier-specific command behavior are still under validation and are not claimed as complete.

Simpler profile management and new browser settings in beta.

• Simple mode is the default: create a profile, select your own proxy and open the browser. Proxy pools and extra controls are under the Advanced switch.
• Added per-profile window, tab and icon color settings.
• Clarified tab restoration, history and site-data clearing settings.
• Advanced mode includes location, time, device and profile network-policy settings.
• We continue validating these features with real profiles during beta testing.

A beta build with profile data and proxy pool settings.

• Added settings for tab restoration, browsing history and clearing site data when a profile closes.
• A profile can use a pool of your own proxies with a switching interval, plus pause and resume controls.
• Added profile geography and device settings, and a traffic limit for supported residential proxies.
• Real-account use of the new features remains part of beta testing.

Manager settings and expanded proxy export in the beta version.

• The unavailable WorldProxy Direct option is removed from profile settings and export. Existing profiles remain; choose a standard connection before launching them.
• Export shows a preview with sample credentials. CSV supports a delimiter, header row, and optional proxy details.
• The manager minimizes to the Windows notification area. Installed versions can opt in to startup from Settings; it is off by default.

A beta update with automatic checks for new releases.

• The browser checks for updates every 12 hours while it is running and shows the current and available versions.
• When a newer version is available, the Update button is highlighted; download and installation still require your confirmation.
• The app shortcut and window now use the WorldProxy brand icon.

The first customer beta of WorldProxy Browser with controls for your own proxies.

• Local profiles keep their settings and site data between launches.
• My proxies shows details for your active connections: expiry, IP and traffic when those values are available from the service.
• You can assign your own active proxy to a closed profile after a fresh access check.
• You can explicitly export multiple selected connections to a local TXT or CSV file.
• Updates are checked manually with the Update button; the app verifies signed release metadata and the installer hash before installation.