CloakHQ/CloakBrowser chromium-v150.0.7871.114.4-pro

Chromium v150.0.7871.114.4 — Stealth Build (Pro)

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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:

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 telling us exactly what broke so we can fix it fast:

launch(license_key="cb_...", browser_version="150.0.7871.114.3")

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.