Free, no profile limit

Orbe Browser 1.0.20 — free, no profile limit.

Orbe 1.0.20 is free, with no profile limit. We keep updating it, free for everyone. Each profile carries a fixed fingerprint taken from real-machine data, with its own IP2.VN proxy and automation through real input. Version 1.0.20 stays free for the long term.

Orbe runs on a Windows computer. You are on a phone — send the link to your computer and download it there.

Completely free — no profile limit, no paid plans.

Free, no profile limit One fingerprint per profile Auto-updates to 1.0.20
Included in 1.0.20

Free, with no profile limit.

Orbe 1.0.20 is free, with no profile limit. We keep updating it, free for everyone.

1.0.20

Orbe for Windows

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Installs for your user only, no admin rights needed, updates itself.

  • Completely free: no profile limit, no paid plans.
  • Chromium 154 core, identifies as genuine Google Chrome.
  • Windows profiles, configured from real-machine data.
  • IP2.VN proxies for every profile (paste your IP2.VN token, pick a port); up to 20 profiles per account can use a third-party proxy; IP, DNS and UDP leaks outside the proxy are blocked.
  • WebRTC in profiles without a proxy behaves like genuine Chrome.
  • New-device verification on first sign-in.
  • Automation stays as it is today: flows, Local API, Python SDK, MCP; plus an option to start Orbe with Windows.
  • Older versions update to 1.0.20 automatically.
Download for Windows

Orbe runs on a Windows computer. You are on a phone — send the link to your computer and download it there.

Version 1.0.20 stays free for the long term.
Known limitations

What Orbe does not do yet.

We say so plainly so you can decide what fits your needs.

  • Automated typing rhythm does not yet closely imitate a real person.
  • Flows do not support: file download, Google Sheets, 2FA codes, captcha solving (those steps are skipped with a warning).
  • Changing the IP (rotation) through the IP2.VN API has not been verified on 1.0.20: after rotating, some connections that are already open may keep using the old IP until they close; if you need to be sure, close and reopen the profile after rotating.
  • Windows only.

Full list: see the FAQ.

What's next

We keep updating Orbe.

We keep updating Orbe, free for everyone.

Get started in three steps

1 · Create a free account at app.orbebrowser.com (email or Google). 2 · Download and install on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. 3 · In the dashboard (API keys → Connect Orbe app → Get one-time code), get the code and paste it into the Welcome to Orbe box (the welcome box shown when the app opens).

The installer is not code-signed, so the first time Windows SmartScreen may show “Windows protected your PC”: click More info → Run anyway. You can verify the SHA-256 on the download page.
FAQ

Questions worth asking.

Does Orbe cost anything?
No. Orbe is completely free, with no limit on the number of profiles and no paid plans. Version 1.0.20 stays free for the long term.
Does automation still work in 1.0.20?
Yes, unchanged from today: flows, Local API, Python SDK and MCP. File download, Google Sheets, 2FA codes and captcha solving are not supported — those steps are skipped with a warning.
Does a profile's fingerprint change over time?
No. The hardware, image, audio and geometry surfaces are fixed by the profile's own seed.
Does it work with rotating proxies?
Yes. The fingerprint belongs to the profile; the IP rotates underneath. Orbe 1.0.20 uses IP2.VN proxies for every profile: pick a port in the same country as the profile. Up to 20 profiles per account can use a third-party proxy.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC” — is it safe?
That is SmartScreen warning that the installer is not code-signed, which is normal for new software. Click More info → Run anyway. To be sure the file is Orbe's, compare its SHA-256 with the value on the download page.
Is my account guaranteed not to be banned?
No. Nobody can guarantee that, and anyone who says otherwise is suspect. The browser handles the browser part; proxies, behaviour and account history are outside it and decide most of the outcome.