Gologin in June: Orbita 148, Profile Improvements, and an Updated SDK

June was all about improvements that make everyday work in Gologin faster and more convenient. This month, we updated Orbita, expanded Cloud Browser capabilities, improved profile and proxy management, and released a new version of the Node.js SDK.

Here’s a look at the biggest updates from June.

Profiles and Proxies: Faster and Easier to Manage

In June, we continued improving everyday workflows for managing profiles and proxies.

The Proxy Type column is now more informative, displaying both the proxy type and country at a glance.

Changes to proxies and tags made by workspace members are now reflected for the workspace owner instantly, without requiring a full page refresh.

We also added new screen resolutions for profiles, fixed resolution switching, and improved profile launches with Cookie Bot.

The profile import template is now available for download directly from the app, and sharing profiles via link has become even more convenient.

Alongside these improvements, we fixed several issues:

• Full lists of geolocations and time zones now load correctly in Quick Profile Settings.
• Drag-and-drop profile sorting works properly again.
• Proxies added through bulk operations now display correctly in profiles.
• Bulk operation limits for large numbers of profiles have been improved.
• Profile search and overall application performance have been optimized for users with large workspaces.

Cloud Android: Better Scalability

In June, we expanded Cloud Android capabilities for users on paid plans.

You can now launch up to 10 Cloud Android profiles simultaneously. Previously, the limit was lower, so this update removes an important bottleneck for users managing multiple mobile devices at the same time.

This is especially valuable for teams and users who work at scale with mobile accounts.

Cloud Browser: More Flexibility

If the default Cloud Browser limits aren’t enough, you can now expand them directly from within Gologin.

The Cloud Browser Usage page now allows you to purchase additional usage hours and increase the number of concurrent cloud profile launches, making it easier to scale your workload whenever you need more resources.

New Installer for macOS and Linux

We’ve introduced a new lightweight installer for the desktop application.

Installing Gologin on macOS and Linux is now faster and requires fewer steps than before.

We’ve also added support for MacBook Neo, expanding compatibility with Apple’s latest hardware.

Orbita 148: More Natural Fingerprinting

Orbita has been updated to version 148.1.0-7.

The biggest improvement is enhanced Client Rects spoofing, allowing browser fingerprints to more accurately mimic real devices.

We also fixed an Orbita startup issue related to the macOS system clock and improved the loading speed of the Widevine DRM component.

Android: Improved Stability

The June Android update focused on improving stability and reliability.

We enhanced active session preservation and overall profile stability.

We also fixed Free plan activation issues, resolved a problem that prevented Free users from purchasing subscriptions, and ensured that profiles no longer launch with outdated proxy settings after switching to No Proxy mode.

Node.js SDK 2.2.9: Improvements for Developers

The Node.js SDK has been updated to version 2.2.9.

We disabled font loading that could previously cause crashes, added clearer error messages for failed SOCKS5 checks, and labeled Gologin Proxy connection errors with (Gologin) to make troubleshooting easier.

We also optimized profile startup time.

What Should We Improve Next?

June brought a number of small but meaningful improvements that make Gologin faster, smoother, and more reliable for everyday use.

If there’s a feature you’d like to see, a workflow that could be improved, or an issue you’ve encountered, we’d love to hear about it.

Many Gologin updates begin with feedback from our users. We read every suggestion and use your feedback to help shape future releases.