Protection:
- Improved spoofing inside nested frames: canvas, element geometry, language, and screen values are now consistent across every window on a page,
including isolated iframes.
- Spoofed values now arrive with the server response and take effect before the page's first script runs.
- CPU thread count now rotates between sessions and differs from site to site.
- Expanded Client Hints support: the full set of headers is sent, Windows versions follow the spec, and browsers older than Chromium 89 correctly
send none.
- CSS system fonts and screen geometry now follow the selected operating system — macOS profiles get a menu bar and overlay scrollbars.
- Refined screen resolution spoofing: media queries are evaluated on the browser's own object and resize events work again, so responsive layouts
render more accurately.
- Updated WebGL, WebGPU, font, voice, and audio masking.

Interface:
- Added a separate toggle for blocking third-party cookies, and renamed the existing one to "Block Ads and Trackers" for clarity.
- Added a warning when an outdated User-Agent is entered, explaining why such a string works against you.
- Clarified the whitelist description: what it turns off on those sites, and what keeps running.
- Time zones are now labeled with their exact IANA identifiers, which makes them easy to verify against testing sites.
- Reviewed and polished all seven translations.

Compatibility:
- Firefox: the extension now points out the site access permission the browser asks users to grant, and requests it with a single click.
- Removed the Opera presets — that profile is recognizable to sites and makes you easier to single out. The string can still be entered manually, and the extension explains the trade-off.