February in Gologin was marked by stability and improvements. During the month we released several updates for the Android app, upgraded the Orbita browser to a new Chromium core, expanded payment options and improved the web version and desktop application.
Below are the key changes of February.
Android app: more stable sessions and fewer issues
In February we strengthened the stability of the Android app and added several convenient features for everyday work.
A profile search feature has been added — it is now easier to work with large lists.
Proxy traffic can now be purchased directly in the Android app using a bank card via Pay with card.
CPU and RAM fingerprint options have been expanded, increasing the flexibility of profile configurations. Profile launches with SOCKS5 proxies have also been improved.
We also resolved a number of issues that could interfere with daily work.
Errors related to session saving when stopping a profile have been fixed, and profiles no longer close when returning from the browser to the app — now they stop only manually.
Issues when working with profiles have been resolved, and errors when deleting folders or creating a profile inside an empty folder have been fixed.
As a result, the Android app has become more stable and convenient for long working sessions.
Orbita 143 in the Android app: core update and stronger protection
In February we updated the Orbita browser for Android to Chromium 143.
The core update improves compatibility with modern websites and web applications and includes the latest security updates.
Additionally, speed and memory usage were optimized, the “Start URL” parameter behavior during profile launch was fixed, geolocation handling was improved, and crashes when closing pop-up windows were resolved.
Protection against unauthorized Orbita launches was also added, along with additional parameters for working with Google services.
Working with proxies: faster and easier
February updates also affected the Gologin desktop app and the web version.
We simplified several everyday actions related to proxies.
A “Copy proxy” button has been added to the Proxy Manager, and the protocol is now automatically included when copying proxy data. This helps avoid errors during manual setup.
Issues with pasting proxies containing the “:” character have been fixed, and the overall proxy handling logic in profiles has been improved.
Subscriptions and payments
We expanded payment options: Pix was added for users from Brazil and WeChat for users from China.
Subscription renewal has also been simplified — when a plan expires, the renewal window now shows the selected plan and payment method.
The pricing page now displays the applied promo code discount so the final price is immediately visible.
Interface and logic improvements
In the web version and desktop application we introduced several improvements that make everyday work more convenient:
- improved saving of profile names
- fixed issues when editing profiles for API users
- improved display of WebGL settings
- cookie parameters “Value” and “Expires” are now displayed securely
- quick access buttons to Cloud Android, Android Devices and Cloud Browser have been added to the web version menu
- the WebRTC setting has been moved to a more logical section
Several minor issues related to pricing pages and interface updates have also been fixed.
Useful materials from February
In February we also continued developing the blog and published materials covering practical scenarios for managing multiple accounts and using cloud solutions.
Here are several articles that may be especially useful:
Working with popular services
- Multiple PayPal Accounts
- Manage Multiple Google Accounts
- Multiple Upwork Accounts
- Multiple Binance Accounts
Cloud solutions and scaling
- Browser as a Service with Gologin Cloud Browser
- Manage Multiple Online Accounts on One Device
- Best Antidetect Browser for Android
In these articles we analyze real-world use cases and explain how to safely manage multiple accounts across different services.
Summary
February updates focused on three key directions:
- Improving the stability of the Android application
- Updating the browser core and strengthening security
- Simplifying payment and proxy workflows in the desktop and web versions
We continue improving Gologin step by step, focusing on real workflows and your feedback.
Thank you for helping us make Gologin better.
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