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In Gologin, each browser profile is tied to a specific browser version and fingerprint configuration. Updating the browser version helps keep your profile compatible with modern websites while preserving a consistent environment.

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Why update a profile

Websites regularly update their requirements and may expect newer browser versions. Updating your profile may be needed if you notice:
  • websites not loading or displaying incorrectly
  • login or session issues
  • features not working as expected
  • warnings about outdated browser versions
Updating helps your profile stay aligned with real user environments.

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When to update

You do not need to update profiles regularly. Update only when:
  • something stops working
  • a platform requires a newer browser version
  • you are creating a new profile
If the profile is stable and working correctly, it is better to keep it unchanged.

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How to update safely in Gologin

You can update the browser version in the profile settings:
  • Open your profile Settings
  • Go to the Advanced tab
  • Find Orbita version
  • Select a newer version from the dropdown
  • Do not change other settings
  • Launch the profile and test it
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Safe vs risky updates

Safe updates:
  • updating browser version only
  • small version jumps
  • updating before active use
Risky actions:
  • changing multiple settings at once
  • updating together with proxy or location changes
  • updating heavily used or sensitive profiles (ads, crypto) without testing

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Best practices

  • Keep active profiles stable
  • Update only when necessary
  • Test after updating
  • Avoid beta versions unless needed

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Key takeaway

Updating the browser version improves compatibility, but stability is more important. In Gologin, it’s better to keep a working profile unchanged than to update it unnecessarily.