История изменений
Что изменилось в каждом выпуске Veilus. Установщики всех версий лежат на GitHub; движок браузера обновляется отдельно внутри приложения.
Скачать последнюю версию Все выпуски на GitHub
Заметки о выпусках написаны на английском.
-
v0.2.14
- Cookies now travel with Veilus Sync: each profile's cookies are saved to cookies.json when it stops (and every minute while it runs) and loaded on the next launch, so a profile synced to another computer keeps its cookies. The browser's own cookie database is tied to the computer it was written on and is no longer synced
- API reference in the app: every REST route and MCP tool with its parameters, response schema, code samples in curl, JavaScript and Python, and a panel to send a test request. HTTP methods and code samples are colour-coded
- Fixed: the language tabs on code samples in the API reference can be switched
-
v0.2.13
- Headless runs: launch a profile without a window over REST, MCP or the SDK, and run scripts and schedules headless from the app, with the same fingerprint as a windowed launch
- Profiles opened over REST or MCP stop on their own after 30 minutes without a command; change the timeout in Settings, or pass idle_timeout_secs when launching (0 turns it off)
-
v0.2.12
- Engine page: only the engine version in use is marked in green; switching to another downloaded version is a neutral "Use this version" button
-
v0.2.11
- The app checks for a newer engine when it opens and every 6 hours, and shows a banner when one is available or when the engine you downloaded was re-released with the same version number
-
v0.2.10
- Diagnostic launch: open a profile through its own proxy but without its fingerprint, in a temporary browser directory deleted on stop, to tell whether a site blocks the fingerprint or the IP (REST and MCP)
- Proxies without a password now also connect through the local proxy bridge, so plain http:// pages no longer receive the proxy request line or the Proxy-Connection header
-
v0.2.9
- Launching a profile over REST or MCP returns its cdpUrl, so other automation tools can drive the profile
- Page tools act like a person: click moves a real pointer and presses the button, type sends real key codes at a human pace, scroll uses mouse-wheel steps
- Clicking an element covered by another one now returns an error instead of clicking it through script
-
v0.2.8
- Apple GPU profiles keep separate WebGL 1 and WebGL 2 extension lists, re-measured on Chrome 154
-
v0.2.7
- Maintenance release: delivered to 0.2.6 through the new automatic update
-
v0.2.6
- Automatic updates: the app checks for a new version when it starts and from Settings, asks before installing, then restarts
- Clearer messages when an update check or install fails
-
v0.2.5
- New Team 3 plan: 3 devices, lifetime
- Extra device pricing follows your key size: $55 for a 1-device key, $48 for 2–4 devices, $38 for 5 or more
- The plan page lists Solo, Team 3 and Team 5
-
v0.2.4
- License: a token that is missing a claim now falls back to the plan's defaults; license cache lasts 48 hours
- If the network is down when the app starts, the interface keeps your plan until the license token expires instead of dropping to Free
- Windows: the app reads the registry through the system API instead of launching a helper process
- Veilus Flow: DSL scripts are validated when saved, not only when run
- Fingerprint consistency improvements for screen and GPU combinations
-
v0.2.3
- Veilus Flow canvas: every node in the palette now runs; 11 new nodes; real branches and loops; ForEach iterates over dataset rows; variables declared as {{name}} are picked up automatically
- Script list: tag suggestions and filtering by tag; trash for canvas nodes; Delete key on the canvas
- Local API turns on automatically when the app starts; the API & MCP page was redesigned
- Profiles: fingerprint consistency improvements for macOS profiles and for profiles on the same OS as your machine; MacBook Air 15 screen added
- An unsigned license is treated as Free; only one app process runs at a time
-
v0.2.2
- Veilus runtime now bundles Node, Playwright and puppeteer-core, so scripts run without a separate install; macOS 13.5 or later
- MCP server grows to 30 tools: page driving (navigate, snapshot, type, set_file…), proxy and profile creation tools, schedules, batch runs and run monitoring; a Claude Code plugin
- Datasets: import TXT/CSV, assign rows to profiles, use them as variables in scripts and batch runs
- Proxy pools: import and export TXT/CSV, socks5:// per line, location warnings, timezone suggested from the proxy's real exit IP
- Profiles: side panel with five tabs, Notes, profile duplication, cookie copy/paste, trash for profiles and scripts, Locale and Timezone columns
- Script pages: edit raw scripts in place, version history with diff and rollback, run history
- Scheduling: cron with 5 fields, run once at a given time, Run Now
- Fingerprint: Windows profiles can be used on macOS machines; broader fingerprint consistency work; canvas and audio noise is off by default
- Plans and payment inside the app: 7-day Pro trial, VND and USD checkout, renewal reminders, device limit messages
- Interface: eight languages, black-and-white theme, system theme by default, new shield logo
- Settings reorganised into six sections; the app can stay in the tray when the window is closed
-
v0.2.1
- Engine download falls back to the public URL when the signed download link cannot be issued
-
v0.2.0
- Engine downloads use signed links and a signed version index
- Profiles: copy and paste cookies, duplicate a profile, trash
- Fingerprint consistency improvements for GPU and WebGPU values; more Windows GPU models
- WebRTC Fake IP mode hardened
- macOS: cookie storage hardened
-
v0.1.0
- First public release: profiles with their own fingerprint, storage and proxy; Veilus Flow automation; local REST API and MCP server; Veilus Sync; Windows and macOS installers