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. It installs for your Windows user only, needs no admin rights, and updates itself like Chrome.
On a phone? Orbe installs on a Windows computer — send this page to your computer and download it there.
Orbe for Windows
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Included in 1.0.20
- 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.
- Fixed: profiles on computers with a very large number of installed fonts could fail to open ("filename too long").
- Refined canvas noise for very small canvas images.
- Older versions update to 1.0.20 automatically.
Known limitations
- 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).
What's next
We keep updating Orbe, free for everyone.
Version 1.0.20 stays free for the long term. Thank you for being with Orbe through the beta.
Install (Windows)
- Download
orbe-setup.exe above.
- Double-click the file. Orbe installs into
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Orbe and adds a Start Menu shortcut — no admin rights, nothing touches Program Files.
- Open Orbe Browser. In the Welcome to Orbe box (the welcome box shown when the app opens), paste the one-time code from your dashboard (API Key → Connect the Orbe app → Get a one-time code). Orbe saves the key for you. Create a profile and go.
Advanced: verify the file (optional)
Compare the installer's SHA-256 with the value on the download card. In PowerShell: Get-FileHash orbe-setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256 — the two values must match.
“Windows protected your PC” (SmartScreen). The installer is not code-signed, so the first time Windows SmartScreen may show a blue screen. This is normal for new software — click More info, then Run anyway.
Auto-update. Orbe checks for a new version at startup and in the background; older versions move to 1.0.20 on their own. Every update is verified (SHA-256) before it replaces anything, is applied only when every profile is closed, and the old version is kept so Orbe can roll back once if the new one fails to start.