BitBrowser 7.2.0 Update: Refreshed Interface, Built-in Syncer Supports Mac and Windows
Hello, everyone. BitBrowser has been updated to 7.2.0—here’s a quick overview of what’s changed.
The most noticeable change is the new skin, which gives the interface a cleaner overall look. If you regularly manage multiple browser windows, you may also want to check out the newly added syncer and proxy settings.
Some Useful Changes in This Update
The built-in syncer is here, with support for both macOS and Windows. If you regularly perform the same actions across multiple windows, give it a try. Tab synchronization has also been improved and now preserves the tab group information already configured in each window.
System proxies can now be configured manually. A custom system proxy configuration option has been added to the system settings. If automatic detection fails, you can switch to manual configuration.
Static resources can bypass the proxy according to rules. A proxy bypass setting has been added, allowing specified file types to connect directly. If you use a proxy that charges by traffic, you can configure this as needed to reduce proxy traffic consumption.
Other Updates
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Optimized the Cookie writing mechanism for kernels 128–140 to improve security.
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Optimized the Cookie robot.
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Cloud computers now support interfaces such as
list/start/stop/restart, making it easier to integrate your own scripts. -
Optimized the API interfaces.
Full details: BitBrowser 7.2.0 Upgrade Log
If you’re already using it, give the update a try. Feel free to share your thoughts in the thread about how smoothly the new interface works and what other functions you’d like the syncer to support.
Official download: Download BitBrowser (Windows / macOS)