chromium-v150.0.7871.114.4-pro
davidfowl/tallychromium-v150.0.7871.114.4-proJul 31, 2026by Cloak-HQ
AI Summary
A coherence release for CloakBrowser's Chromium 150 binary on Linux, introducing 73 patches to tighten spoofed browser identities, improve Windows persona text rendering, and add complete locale coverage including Greek.
Key Highlights
- Consistent identity under CDP user-agent overrides
- Closer Windows persona text rendering
- Complete locale coverage (added Greek)
- More stable results across seeds
- One consistent reported build number
New Features
- Closer Windows persona text rendering
- Complete locale coverage (Greek locale support)
- Headed window geometry coherence on Windows persona
- No unsupported-flag warning bar when sandbox is disabled
Full Release Notes
## CloakBrowser Pro — Chromium 150.0.7871.114.4 A coherence release on the Chromium 150 line for **Linux (x64 + arm64)**. Windows and macOS stay on the current stable `150.0.7871.114.3`; the fixes below that apply to those platforms ship with their next build. With a valid Pro license, your wrapper picks up this build automatically within the hour on Linux. Get Pro at **https://cloakbrowser.dev**. ### What's changed in the binary 73 source-level patches (up from 71). Everything here is coherence work — making the spoofed identity hold together more tightly across frames, launch modes, seeds, and locales. - **Consistent identity under CDP user-agent overrides** — subframes no longer disagree with the top frame about the browser identity when a custom user agent is set over CDP. Mainly affects Puppeteer, which sets one on every page session. - **Closer Windows persona text rendering** — font availability and text measurements track a real Windows install more closely. - **Complete locale coverage** — every supported locale now resolves to a coherent profile, with Greek (`el-GR`, `el-CY`) added. - **Headed window geometry coherence** on the Windows persona; headless is unchanged. - **More stable results across seeds** when the spoofed platform matches the host — i.e. the native Linux persona. - **One consistent reported build number** — `--version` and `chrome://version` now read the public version from a single source. Web-reachable surfaces, including the user agent, are unchanged. - No unsupported-flag warning bar when the sandbox is disabled, as required when running as root (e.g. in Docker). ### Not a Pro subscriber? Try it free first You don't need a paid plan to run this exact build. Sign in with GitHub and you get a free key on the spot: ```bash cloakbrowser login # sign in with GitHub → free key saved ``` A free key downloads and runs **the same current build every paid plan gets** — same patches, same binary. The only difference is concurrency: free is capped at **one session at a time**. So take it for a spin against your real sites, and if it holds up, Pro is simply how you scale to more parallel sessions. Plans at **https://cloakbrowser.dev**. (No key at all still works too — that path stays on the older free binary from GitHub Releases.) ### If a site regresses on this build You're never stuck. If something that worked before breaks on `114.4`, pin the previous stable and keep running — then [open an issue](https://github.com/CloakHQ/CloakBrowser/issues) telling us exactly what broke so we can fix it fast: ```python launch(license_key="cb_...", browser_version="150.0.7871.114.3") ``` ```bash CLOAKBROWSER_VERSION=150.0.7871.114.3 # env var, any language ``` Remove the pin once the fix ships to return to the latest. ### Checksums (SHA-256) ``` version=150.0.7871.114.4 53ae7d0ba6b7c74fb2d25d38ea61ad18baf6a4f048df4da1972b24fb6bed7af2 cloakbrowser-linux-x64.tar.gz af4f3f04d772a7a425aa4471af136d83d5324764f1e82dd3b95249589d0e5ffb cloakbrowser-linux-arm64.tar.gz ``` `SHA256SUMS` is signed with our Ed25519 release key (`SHA256SUMS.sig`); the wrapper verifies it automatically on download.