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What Awaits Dolphin Anty Users in 2026

At the end of November the 🚀 Dolphin Anty and ☁️ Dolphin Cloud team went live on Denis Denisenko’s Telegram channel “Affiliate Marketing: Behind the Curtain”. It wasn’t just a presentation about the browser or an update announcement. It was rather a real conversation with the people who develop the product from the inside. The livestream featured:

• Product Owner Dolphin Anty & Cloud Evgeny
• TeamLead of Dev Anty Browser Ilya
• Senior Dev Anty Browser Eldar
• PRD  Dolphin Anty & Cloud Ekaterina

The team discussed why stability depends on many factors that aren’t always visible, explained how decisions are made and shared what’s coming in the very near (and not so near) future.

And we’ve prepared 📔 the most interesting parts for you in text format.

Fingerprint Spoofing: Why It’s the Foundation of Multiaccounting

Everything an antidetect browser does revolves around spoofing the digital fingerprint (or as Eldar clarifies, “emulation”), and the approach to this has changed significantly over the past year.

At the same time the team openly admits that the 🛣 journey to perfection hasn’t been easy. As Ilya says, “Let’s be honest, we did have gaps and we’ve been actively improving everything to ensure that absolutely all spoofing without exception is high-quality and, most importantly, undetectable”. This statement shows that the development priority is no longer a race for features for the sake of features, but building a strong foundation and ensuring stability of what already exists.

If earlier the focus was on the number of parameters you could modify, now the emphasis has shifted to their quality and authenticity, ensuring that individual characteristics don’t contradict each other. One of the key areas of work has become spoofing parameters related to hardware and user preferences: GPU (WebGL, WebGPU, Canvas, Client Recs), IP, WebRTC, language, geolocation and time zone. When these are properly aligned, the system can work stably with any volume of accounts without unnecessary blocks. Essentially, 🎯 the main goal is to make the profile as “average,” as “typical” as possible, so it doesn’t attract the attention of antifraud systems with anything unusual.

“We are moving away from the approach where there’s just a set of tools to alter a fingerprint toward full-fledged fingerprint management in order to make it high-quality and trouble-free during regular use”, says Eldar.

So spoofing includes not only the visible settings in the “Advanced” panel when creating a profile, but also internal improvements that make the product reliable and convenient.

And here a paradox appears: sometimes to achieve this goal the team intentionally does not give the user the ability to modify certain things. For example, the set of system voices used for speech synthesis. The available voices differ between Windows, macOS and other operating systems. Dolphin Anty now emulates this automatically.

“This decision is intentional… we aim for all functionality that users don’t need to adjust to be emulated internally as much as possible”, says Eldar. This is part of a broader philosophy: removing complexity where the user might make a mistake.

How Decisions Are Made: 99% and 1%

When a user requests a new feature, the team doesn’t rush to implement it. First they ask: 🔎 what problem are you actually solving? “A user comes with some visualization, some final result… but the path to that result and how to even get there is almost never thought through”, Evgeny shared.

In 99% of cases, it turns out there’s a simpler and more elegant solution than what the user initially imagined. The team’s job is to find that solution together. This process is deep collaborative work where the team gently guides the user to the right idea. The result is an alternative that often ends up being exactly what the user truly needed.

The remaining 1% are requests from other developers who want a deep integration of their product with Dolphin Anty. In these cases, the discussion immediately moves into technical details and specific scenarios that require a unique approach.

A Look Into the Future: Updates Already in Progress

During the voice chat, the team shared what will appear in the product over the next six months. The plans aren’t just ambitious — they’re extremely concrete and each point responds to real user requests.

The team is currently working on 🕵 Dolphin Agent — a separate app that will let you interact with the browser. The idea is that you’ll be able to send a request that gets executed based on what exists in your account: profiles, scripts and so on. It means there will be no need to build anything or write code at all. Dolphin Agent will be like ChatGPT, only better, because everything will be tailored specifically for the antidetect browser and will work for anyone who uses it.

Another highly anticipated feature is 📱 mobile fingerprints. “I’m almost certain of it — at the beginning of 2026 we’ll release mobile fingerprints for Android”, says Evgeny. This will allow users to create profiles that emulate mobile devices which is critical for platforms and verification systems that focus specifically on mobile traffic.

In parallel the synchronizer is undergoing a 🔄 complete redesign. Ilya notes that this isn’t just an upgrade: “We’re rewriting it from scratch… it will be night and day compared to how everything works now versus how it will work after release”. The goal is for events in all profiles to be perceived by the browser as system-level events, eliminating scroll desync and click issues in pop-ups. This will turn the synchronizer into a reliable tool for large-scale actions.

Another important direction is 🛒 building a marketplace for scenarios. “We’re preparing a story with launching a marketplace for scripts so that people can share, sell, or showcase their scripts”, Evgeny explains. Currently exchanging scripts is difficult and the new platform will let the community easily share their workflows, speeding up learning and automating routine tasks.

For those working with both 🚀 Dolphin Anty and ☁️ Dolphin Cloud, a major simplification is coming: transferring a profile between platforms in one click. “We’re making a feature that will allow you to transfer a profile from Anty to Cloud in one click — no more shamanic dances with extensions, moving cookies, tokens, user agents or anything else. You just click once and that’s it, everything is transferred”, says Evgeny. This will save hours of manual work during data migration.

Team collaboration is also getting attention. A new folder-sharing system with flexible permissions is in development. “It will be extremely flexible. Probably more flexible than anything you could imagine”, Evgeny notes. This will give teams a powerful tool for organizing work with large numbers of profiles where different members need different accounts and access levels.

The team is also improving the 💲 billing system. It’s not about a new “AI feature,” but about making it easier for users to find the right plan. “Finally, most users will be able to quickly find a plan cheaper than Base if Base is too expensive for them. We’re moving it into a separate block so no one gets lost and everyone immediately sees the right option”, says Evgeny. He adds: “All users are equally important to us. If someone needs access at a lower price, absolutely, it’s possible. We want everyone to be able to work with the product without unnecessary difficulties”. This is a meaningful improvement in terms of convenience: it doesn’t matter how much you pay or what plan you’re on as your experience should always be easy and comfortable.

The team also shared an important update regarding 🧩 browser extensions. There are currently certain issues with the extension installation mechanism caused by the “historical legacy of the old approach”. Because of this, extensions sometimes broke or worked unstably leading to support requests. The developers have done extensive work and rethought the entire approach. As a result, extensions will now be installed natively — meaning the browser will treat them as if they were installed directly from the App Store or Chrome Web Store.

What this gives the user:

• Most extension-related issues will be resolved already during the installation;
• The browser will work more stably and predictably with all extensions;
• Users will be able to install extensions directly into profiles without workarounds.

This feature is almost ready and will most likely become available at the very beginning of next year.

Balancing Simplicity and Functionality

Denis asked during the voice chat whether products become too complex in the race for new features. Evgeny agreed that this trend does exist in the industry, but the team is resisting it.

“We’re trying to simplify everything so much that even a child could understand where to go… We talk to clients who help us answer whether what we designed matches what they actually want to see”.

The key is 🧑‍🔬 usability research. The team speaks directly with users to ensure the path to the goal matches what the interface guides them toward. This is the balance: giving professionals real power without scaring off newcomers.

Conclusion: Openness to Dialogue and Real Value

The core message from the entire 🚀 Dolphin Anty team: they are open to dialogue. Feedback is seen as the basis for development. “We’re open to any feedback… The key thing is that it exists. And that this feedback doesn’t just gather dust on shelves”, Evgeny emphasized.

The team also agreed with Denis to run a series of practical streams where they will discuss real cases and show how to use both new and existing features to solve specific business problems from farming accounts to advanced automation. So the most interesting part is still ahead. As Ekaterina rightly noted, such sessions are not just a way to talk about the product but to give users a deeper understanding of how to earn more and optimize their work with it.