We’ve been heads down building for the past few months, and today we’re excited to ship OverRider v1.1.0 — the largest update since we launched.
This release focuses on three things: workflow, realism, and stealth. Here’s everything that’s new.
Campaign Manager — Work on Multiple Projects Without the Hassle
If you’ve been manually reconfiguring OverRider every time you switch between clients or projects, this one’s for you.
The new Campaign Manager lets you save all your settings — URLs, visit counts, proxies, device preferences, timing — under a named campaign. Switch between projects with a single click, no re-entering anything. You can maintain as many campaigns as you need.
100,000+ Real Device Profiles
Fake traffic is easy to spot when every visit comes from the same browser, the same screen resolution, and the same CPU count.
OverRider now ships with a built-in library of over 100,000 real-world hardware fingerprints. Every visit draws a unique profile, and you can filter by:
- Device type — Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
- Operating system — Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
- Browser — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari
- Hardware — CPU cores, RAM, screen resolution etc.
The result: every single visit looks like a genuinely different real user.
Language & Timezone Spoofing
A visitor from New York shouldn’t have a browser reporting en-GB and a timezone of Asia/Kolkata. That mismatch is a fingerprinting red flag.
v1.1.0 adds 75+ language/timezone combinations across 5 geographic regions.
Better Anti-Bot Protection — WebGL, Canvas & WebRTC
This is the biggest under-the-hood change in v1.1.0.
Modern anti-bot systems go well beyond checking your IP. They fingerprint your browser using canvas rendering, GPU information, and WebRTC behaviour. We’ve addressed all three:
Canvas Fingerprint Randomization Pixel-level noise is introduced into canvas output on every visit.
WebGL Spoofing The GPU vendor and renderer strings reported by WebGL are overridden to match the selected device profile. A visit from a “MacBook Air M2” profile will report the correct Apple GPU strings, not whatever hardware is running OverRider.
WebRTC Leak Prevention RTCPeerConnection is intercepted and forced into relay-only mode. This blocks local IP exposure — one of the most common ways bot traffic is identified even behind a proxy.
On top of these three, we’ve also tightened:
- Navigator properties (CPU cores, RAM, platform, touch support)
- Screen properties (width, height, color depth, pixel ratio)
- Client Hints API
- HTTP request headers (Sec-Fetch-*, Sec-CH-UA-*, Accept-Language, DNT)
- Browser plugin list (matches a real Chrome installation)
- Automation flag suppression
Improved Mouse Movement
The previous mouse movement was good. v1.1.0 makes it significantly more convincing.
Movement now uses asymmetric Bezier curves with hand-tremor jitter and variable speed — the same characteristics you’d see if you recorded a real person moving a mouse. Simple linear or symmetric paths are a well-known bot signal; this removes that risk.
Real-Time Log Streaming
Previously the Logs tab updated in batches. Now it streams live output from the browser session as each step happens — navigation, scroll, mouse movement, page load — with timestamps and worker IDs.
This makes debugging significantly faster, and gives you full visibility into exactly what each concurrent session is doing.
Ready to Upgrade?
Existing customers: Download v1.1.0 directly from the link provided in your OverRider dashboard, or reach out to us at support@overrider.io and we’ll send you the download link.
New to OverRider? Head over to overrider.io, grab the trial, and see everything v1.1.0 has to offer.