chromium-v151.0.7922.108.6-pro

## CloakBrowser Pro — Stable advances to Chromium 151.0.7922.108.6 (Linux + Windows)

Chromium `151.0.7922.108.6` is now Stable on **Linux** (x64 and ARM64) and **Windows** (x64). macOS Stable remains on `151.0.7922.108.3`.

With a valid CloakBrowser key, the wrapper automatically selects the Stable build for your platform. No version pin is required.

This promotes the large preview build to Stable. It is a substantial update.

### What's new

- **A second identity: the macOS persona.** Alongside the Windows persona, the Mac persona is now a coherent identity of its own, lined up with real Mac hardware across graphics, media, fonts, text, screen, and device features. Select it with `--fingerprint-platform=macos`, and install the Mac fonts (a persona without its fonts is a common cause of blocks).
- **A more precise Windows persona** — more of it matches real Windows hardware across the finer graphics and text signals the strictest sites read.
- **A stronger proxy connection** — a better way of connecting through your proxy that clears sites and providers that previously blocked every proxy. Off by default; enable it alongside your `--proxy-server` with `--fingerprint-transparent-proxy`.
- **Portable cookies** — copy a profile between machines with its logins intact. Turn it on from the first launch with `--fingerprint-portable-cookies`.

### Current wrapper: v0.5.10

Update the wrapper before launching:

```bash
pip install -U cloakbrowser
npm update cloakbrowser
dotnet add package CloakBrowser --version 0.5.10
```

### Roll back if needed

If a workload regresses, pin the previous Stable build for your platform:

```bash
export CLOAKBROWSER_VERSION=151.0.7922.108.4   # Linux
export CLOAKBROWSER_VERSION=151.0.7922.108.3   # Windows
```

Remove the pin to return to the newest Stable build.

**If you hit a regression, please tell us** — [open an issue](https://github.com/CloakHQ/CloakBrowser/issues) or email support@cloakbrowser.dev with the site and what you saw. Pinning the old build gets you unblocked; a report gets it fixed for everyone.

### Checksums (SHA-256)

```text
version=151.0.7922.108.6
2ce0a4feb8d4bda752e1e916d62d731205a462a6209a20405e280e4297b3a024  cloakbrowser-linux-x64.tar.gz
8cfc19bce6a26b35454897deee04140a57917b681c29d1a07a798625d3bbbbcf  cloakbrowser-linux-arm64.tar.gz
5bd3951f470fff79998a437a139e3e8d68478bc2663402aca1666faf4eadac37  cloakbrowser-windows-x64.zip
```

The signed manifest (`SHA256SUMS` and `SHA256SUMS.sig`) is attached. The wrapper verifies its Ed25519 signature and each archive's SHA-256 checksum automatically.