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What's new in this version:

Ghost Browser 2.1.1.6
- Ghost Proxy Control fix for proxy services that vary IPs based on username variations
- Fix for 403 errors on Twitter registration


Ghost Browser 2.1.1.5
- Change log not available for this version


Ghost Browser 2.1.0.6
- Ghost Proxy Control fix for proxy services that vary IPs based on username variations
- Fix for 403 errors on Twitter registration


Ghost Browser 2.0.2.0

New Privacy Features:
- In this release we have implemented 4 key anti-tracking mechanisms that you can toggle on or off. They are located in your browser settings under the privacy tab. (Menu–>Settings–>Advanced–>Privacy). You can always go to your settings and do a search on the setting name too
- Some of the settings turn off features that you may want turned on sometimes so be sure to review the privacy setting descriptions on our blog before changing any of these settings

The new settings allow you to:
- Spoof scaling of fonts to prevent font fingerprinting
- Fully prevent WebRTC leaks – not just IP address but also hiding your media device IDs
- Disable WebGL to prevent fingerprinting of your device
- Prevent HTML5 Canvas Fingerprinting by injecting noise into attempts to track you through this method

Existing Features with Improved Privacy Protections:
- We also launched Identities today. Identities are a new take on Sessions and are the answer for anyone wondering how to create isolated browser personas with confidence. They are a productivity feature that we’ve covered in a different post, but they also have privacy implications that are worth mentioning here
- Identities are like Sessions – they isolate your cookie jars in color-coded tabs and allow you to assign a different IP address to each set of colored tabs. But unlike Sessions, Identities have permanent cookie jars and settings so that even if you close all the tabs within an Identity, the cookies and proxy connection preferences you set for that Identity in Ghost Proxy Control will persist
- So any time you open a tab into an identity, you can be confident that the cookies that were there before are still there and you’ll connect through the same IP address
- This means you wont cross browsing sessions or accidentally access a site from the same account on two IP addresses or two accounts on the same IP address


Ghost Browser 2.0.1.3
- Change log not available for this version


Ghost Browser 2.0.0.3
- Change log not available for this version