AdsPower Changelog and Release Notes

[Chrome 156 Kernel Upgrade]

Chrome 156 kernel rolls out across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with matching User-Agent strings, kernel components, and updated ChromeDriver. It brings full support for the new kernel and better compatibility with websites.

[New Rotating Proxy Traffic Query API]

A new API endpoint lets you check rotating proxy traffic data. Pull available traffic volume, expiry date, update timestamp, and daily consumption for the current month. Filter records by custom date ranges within the month to track proxy usage conveniently.

[AI Agent Functional & Experience Improvements]

Streamlined the Skill generation workflow and refined generated outputs for smoother creation and use. The chat dialog UI gets adjustments for clearer task input and session display. Standardized model name mapping across platforms, with a cleaner model list layout on the settings page.

[iOS App Enhancements]

Improved sync for browser environment startup and runtime status. Compatibility with third-party login flows on selected websites is enhanced, alongside refined Cookie sync, editing and saving. Restructured advanced fingerprint options and settings layout. Pull-to-refresh, color scheme switching and video playback are tuned for better mobile stability and fluidity.

[Chrome 155/156 Engine Updates]

Added Chrome 155 support for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and Chrome 156 support for Windows and macOS, with matching User-Agent configurations and updated fingerprint parameters.

[AI Agent Integration with Messaging Apps]

Connect AdsPower AI Agent to Feishu, Telegram, and other messaging apps. Once configured, you can send tasks, check progress, switch sessions, cancel tasks, and handle approvals through a private bot chat. Results and output files are delivered when tasks finish. Manage tasks from your phone, even when you’re away from your computer. Tasks still run on your local AI Agent, so your computer must stay online with the Agent running.

[New APIs for Member Management and Profile Recovery]

Six new member management endpoints let you create, edit, and delete team members, reset passwords, and retrieve member and member group lists. New recycle bin endpoints let you find deleted profiles and restore them to a selected group using a profile ID or profile number. Currently, profiles can be restored one at a time.

[Custom IP Rotation Intervals for Rotating Proxies]

Set rotating proxies to keep the same IP for 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes. Apply the setting when creating or editing profiles, updating proxy settings, or changing proxies in bulk. You can also set and retrieve the duration through the Local API.

[Sequence Numbers and Sorting in Synchronizer]

The Synchronizer list now includes a sortable sequence number column before the profile number, making profiles easier to identify and organize when working across multiple browser windows.