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March 2026 was one of the most eventful months in the history of MobileProxy.Space. During this time, the team rolled out ten major updates impacting nearly all aspects of the service: from new tools for developers to a complete redesign of the user interface and improved testing conditions. In this digest, we will thoroughly discuss each innovation, explaining how it works and the practical benefits it brings to users of mobile proxies. Whether you're involved in data scraping, traffic arbitration, multi-accounting on social media, or automating processes on marketplaces — there's something useful for your needs in this review.

1. Proxy Checking for Marketplaces Directly in Your Personal Account

Working with marketplaces via proxies always comes with a common issue: it's often impossible to know in advance if a specific IP address will be suitable for a given platform. Previously, users had to manually check each site's availability, analyze server responses, and deal with CAPTCHAs and blocks. Often it was discovered that an IP was blocked only after the entire workflow was set up — the parser was running, accounts were connected, and scripts were operational. Now, all of this can be checked with a single click before you begin.

In the "My Proxies" section, next to each active proxy, there's a new button labeled "Marketplace Check." When clicked, the system automatically checks your current IP address's compatibility with the five largest trading platforms: Wildberries, Ozon, Instagram, Avito, and Amazon. The check takes only a few seconds and provides detailed results for each service.

The system analyzes several parameters for each platform. Firstly, basic availability — whether the website responds at all through the given proxy. Secondly, response speed (latency) — a critically important metric for scraping and automation, as high latency may lead to script timeouts and data loss. Thirdly, it checks for blocks: CAPTCHA, redirects to an error page, response with code 403 Forbidden — all issues users face when working with marketplaces via poor-quality proxies. Fourthly, it checks the functionality of the marketplace's API endpoints, which is especially important for users employing proxies for programmatic interaction with platforms through their internal interfaces.

Results are displayed with clear status indicators. A green checkmark means the proxy is functioning correctly with the platform, with response time in milliseconds noted. A yellow warning icon signals potential issues — for instance, if the platform returns a CAPTCHA, indicating increased scrutiny on the IP range. In this case, a button to change the IP immediately appears next to the status, allowing users to switch to a new address without having to navigate away. A red icon indicates a complete ban of the current IP on the platform — in such situations, it is recommended not only to change the IP but also to try switching devices to obtain an address from a different range.

Users can check one specific marketplace or initiate a check for all five simultaneously. This is particularly convenient when selecting proxies for work with multiple platforms — for example, for monitoring competitors' prices on Wildberries and Ozon or managing seller accounts on different marketplaces.

The practical benefits of this tool are immense for all user categories. Traffic arbitrators can instantaneously verify if a proxy is suitable for placing and monitoring ads on a specific platform. Data scrapers can check if the IP is blocked before launching scripts, saving time and resources. Marketplace sellers can confirm the proxy's functionality before commencing work with accounts. SMM specialists can verify Instagram availability before starting automation. The tool is available to all users with active proxies at no additional cost.

It's worth mentioning that the list of marketplaces to be checked will continue to expand. We've already received requests to add AliExpress, Lamoda, Yandex Market, and several other platforms. Stay tuned for updates in the new section called "Suggestions and Ideas," which we will discuss next, and vote for the platforms that are a priority for you.

2. Updated "Actions with Selected" Panel in the "My Proxies" Section

The bulk actions panel is one of the most frequently used elements in the personal account, especially for clients with numerous proxies. When an account holds dozens or even hundreds of proxy channels, managing them efficiently depends directly on the user interface's convenience. In March, we completely redesigned the panel's design and functionality, significantly enhancing the ease and speed of working with large volumes of proxies.

The first noticeable change is the new visual style. Each action button is now accompanied by a recognizable icon, making it possible to find the necessary operation within seconds without reading the text. This is especially important during regular use when actions are performed automatically. The human brain recognizes visual symbols faster than text, and the new icons fully leverage this advantage.

Buttons are grouped logically: renewals (manual renewal, quick renewal for a fixed term), network operations (changing IP, changing devices, changing GEO), auto-renewal (activation, deactivation, settings adjustment, help — everything is collected in one compact dropdown menu), management (deletion, export), tools (marketplace checking, health checking). This grouping reduces cognitive load and speeds up navigation — you intuitively understand which block to look in for the desired action.

Another important enhancement is the counter for selected proxies. Now the panel continuously displays the number of ticked proxies. It may seem trivial, but in practice, it prevents errors during bulk operations. When your list contains a hundred proxies and you only mark a portion for renewal or IP change, the counter allows you to confirm that exactly the right amount is selected before pressing the action button. This is especially crucial for operations that are hard to reverse — like mass deletion.

The panel remains sticky at the bottom of the screen when scrolling through long lists (known as sticky positioning). This means that even if you have several hundred proxies displayed and you scroll far down to select needed channels, the action button panel remains reachable — no need to return to the top to perform operations.

3. Browser Fingerprint Generator — New Free Tool

One key task when managing multiple accounts is generating unique and consistent browser fingerprints. Discrepancies between the proxy's IP address and browser settings (language, time zone, fonts, WebGL) are among the leading causes of account bans on platforms that use advanced anti-fraud systems. Modern protection systems analyze dozens of browser parameters simultaneously and can instantly detect inconsistencies: for instance, if the IP address belongs to Germany while the time zone is set to Moscow, the browser language is Japanese, and the font set is characteristic of Chinese Windows.

In March, we launched the Browser Fingerprint Generator — a full-featured browser fingerprint generator available for free to all service users. The tool generates a consistent set of over fifteen browser parameters, automatically adjusting each one to match the geography of your proxy. The result is a cohesive, non-contradictory profile that is indistinguishable from a real user in the corresponding region.

The working principle is simple and effective. The generator connects to your proxy and determines the country of the IP address. Based on this information, a comprehensive profile is created in which all parameters align and correspond to real users from that region. The User-Agent is constructed considering the up-to-date versions of browsers popular in that particular country. The time zone is set to match the geolocation. The browser language and keyboard layouts are also picked automatically. WebGL renderer, installed fonts list, screen resolution, display aspect ratio, Canvas and Audio context parameters, available memory, and number of CPU cores — all of these and more create a holistic image of a real device.

The generator supports four operating systems: Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. This enables the creation of profiles for both desktop and mobile devices, depending on your needs. For example, when working with Instagram and other mobile platforms, using an Android or iOS profile is more logical, while for scraping e-commerce sites, it’s better to use Windows or macOS profiles.

One of the most useful features is the consistency score of the profile on a scale from zero to one hundred. The generator analyzes the generated set of parameters and identifies potential conflicts. A high score means that all parameters are aligned and will not raise suspicions with anti-fraud systems. If any parameters conflict, the score decreases, and the system indicates specific inconsistencies — allowing users to see what needs correction to achieve maximum plausibility.

The generated profile can be exported in JSON format for importing into popular anti-detect browsers: Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin, and others. This means that the entire process — from fingerprint generation to readying the profile in an anti-detect browser — takes mere minutes instead of half an hour spent manually adjusting each parameter individually.

For MobileProxy.Space clients, there is an additional feature — profile generation directly from the personal account with a single button click, automatically tying it to a specific proxy. Profiles are stored in the account and can be reused. This creates a convenient workflow: purchase a proxy, generate a fingerprint for it, export it to anti-detect — all in one place, without switching between tools.

The tool is available at mobileproxy.space/fingerprint-generator.html and does not require payment, even for unregistered users. Registered clients get expanded features: saving profiles and generating proxy-linked fingerprints from their personal accounts.

4. MobileProxy Extension v3.0.0 — Major Update of the Browser Extension

The release of version 3.0.0 of the Mobile Proxy Manager extension for Chrome and Firefox is the most extensive update since the first release. The extension has been completely reworked: a new architecture based on reusable Vue components, a modern interface with glassmorphism design, and dozens of new features that users have requested over the past year. This is not just an update — it’s practically a new product that keeps the best from the previous versions.

Export to Over Twenty Formats

One of the main new features in version 3.0.0 is a completely redesigned export page. The extension now supports direct export of proxy configurations in over twenty formats, covering nearly all popular tools on the market.

In the category of anti-detect browsers, support includes: Dolphin Anty, AdsPower (in TXT and Excel formats), Multilogin, GoLogin, Octo Browser, MoreLogin (Excel), Incogniton, Undetectable, DICloak (Excel), GeeLark, Ghost Browser, Nstbrowser, and WADE X. This means that regardless of which anti-detect browser you're using, proxy export from the extension to it is available with a single click, without manual copying of addresses, ports, and credentials.

Universal formats include customizable TXT template (you can define your own string format with LOGIN, PASS, ADDRESS, PORT, TYPE variables), JSON, and CSV. For system administrators and advanced users, configuration files are available: PAC (FindProxyForURL) for automatic proxy configuration in the browser according to rules, FoxyProxy (JSON) for popular proxy management extensions, and Proxifier (XML) for desktop proxy traffic routing applications.

For each export format, you can additionally specify the type of proxy (HTTP or SOCKS5), add an IP change link, proxy ID (PID), and geolocation information. A live preview is available before downloading the file, allowing you to confirm the format's correctness. Exported data can be copied to the clipboard or downloaded as a file. It’s also possible to create your own export templates with user-defined variables for cases when standard formats are not suitable.

Proxy Health Check

The proxy table now includes a health check feature. When the check button is clicked, the extension tests the proxy's availability, measures response time, and identifies the current external IP address. The results are visually displayed: the button turns green if the proxy is operational and red if it is not. Detailed information (IP address, response time in milliseconds) is available by hovering the cursor over the tooltip.

The health check is automatically initiated when the proxy is enabled, allowing for immediate confirmation of its operability. This is especially useful if you haven't used a particular proxy in a while and are unsure if it's still active or if the lease time may have expired during your absence.

Active Proxy Indication

Version 3.0.0 introduces a three-level active proxy indication system, ensuring you always know through which proxy your traffic is being routed. The first level features a green badge labeled "ON" on the extension icon in the browser's address bar, visible on any tab and window. The second level displays the name of the active proxy at the top of the extension window when opened. The third level highlights the corresponding row in the proxy table with color, visually distinguishing the active channel from the rest.

The status updates instantly when enabling and disabling proxies. Importantly, it accurately restores after restarting the browser — you always see the current connection status without needing to open the extension and check manually.

Cloud Backups

Integration with the MobileProxy.Space API enables cloud backups of your proxy list. Backups are stored on the service's servers linked to your account, with complete historical records available by date, and any backup can be restored with a single click. This safeguards against data loss when reinstalling the browser, changing computers, switching from Chrome to Firefox, or accidentally deleting the extension. All your proxies with settings are restored within seconds.

Updated Interface

The extension’s interface has been completely redesigned from the ground up in the signature style of MobileProxy.Space. The dark theme with glassmorphism effects has become the hallmark of the update, providing a professional and modern appearance. Uniformity in style is achieved using CSS variables applied to all components. The Montserrat font is used for interface elements, while JetBrains Mono is for addresses, ports, and code snippets, enhancing readability of technical information.

The technical base has been updated from Bootstrap 4 to Bootstrap 5, fully moving away from jQuery, making the extension lighter and faster. All tooltips are styled in Bootstrap-tooltip format and are available on each table cell and button. Long values (logins, addresses, keys) are neatly truncated with ellipses, and the full text is displayed on hover — keeping the table compact even with a large amount of data. A widget displaying the current IP address and geolocation has been added below the extension header, allowing users to see immediately which IP they're currently using to go online.

New Proxy Management Features

Importing proxies has become even easier with Drag and Drop support — simply drag a TXT, CSV, or JSON formatted file directly into the extension window, and all proxies from the file will be added automatically. The built-in table search (by pressing Ctrl+F) provides instant filtering across all fields — handy when you have dozens of proxies listed and need to find a specific one quickly. Clicking on the header of any column sorts the data in ascending or descending order. Changing IP occurs with a single click, automatically updating all proxy information (geolocation, operator, host, port) from the API — no need to refresh the page or reload the extension.

At a technical level, protection against failures has been implemented through Error Boundary — a component that prevents the appearance of a blank screen when an error occurs in a specific part of the interface. If an element fails, the rest of the extension continues to operate. The Service Worker keep-alive mechanism addresses a long-standing issue in Chrome, where the extension's background process would sleep after several minutes of inactivity, disabling the active proxy — the connection remains stable regardless of user activity.

Seven Interface Languages

The extension has been fully localized into seven languages: English, Russian, Turkish, Spanish, Chinese, Polish, and Thai. Each language includes over two hundred forty translation keys, covering all interface elements, including tooltips and descriptions on the export page. Language switching happens instantly from the menu in the extension header without reloading.

The extension is available for installation in the Chrome Web Store and at addons.mozilla.org by searching for "Mobile Proxy Manager." Minimum requirements are Chrome 88 or Firefox 91 and above. Updating to version 3.0.0 occurs automatically for existing users, with all saved proxies and settings transitioning seamlessly. If you haven't installed the extension yet — we highly recommend trying it as it significantly simplifies your daily work with proxies and saves time on routine operations like switching channels, changing IP, and exporting configurations.

5. New “Suggestions and Ideas” Section

One of the values we consider key for the service's growth is direct communication with users. Many of the updates included in this digest were implemented based on customer requests. However, until now, there was no single place to organize suggestions, vote on priorities, and track implementation status. We rectified this in March by launching a full feedback platform.

The “Suggestions and Ideas” section is available at mobileproxy.space/feedback.html and operates on a simple but effective principle. Any authorized user can submit a suggestion, choosing one of the categories: functionality, interface, pricing, or other. Suggestions are published on a shared page where other users can vote for them. The more votes an idea gets, the higher its priority in the development queue. This means that the most requested features receive the maximum attention from the team.

Each suggestion passes through a system of transparent statuses. Immediately upon publication, it receives the status “New.” After review by the team, the status changes to “Under Review,” “Planned,” “In Development,” or “Completed.” If a suggestion cannot be implemented for any reason, it receives the status “Rejected” with a mandatory explanation from the team. This transparency allows every user to see at which stage their interest lies and understand the service's development priorities.

Under each suggestion is an available comment thread, where users can discuss implementation details, propose clarifications and alternative approaches, while the MobileProxy.Space team can ask clarifying questions, share technical limitations, and publish responses. This transforms the section from just a wishlist into a full dialogue platform between the service and its audience.

The page is available in all seven service languages, enabling users from any country to leave suggestions and vote. We invite every client to log in and submit their first suggestion — your voice determines what MobileProxy.Space will become tomorrow.

It's worth noting that several updates from this digest were realized precisely because of user feedback. Exporting in formats for specific anti-detect browsers, marketplace checks, cloud backups of the extension — all were ideas that initially came from clients through support chat and social media. Now such ideas have a single space to be articulated, discussed, and voted on by the community, rather than getting lost in the flow of messages. The section is already gaining traction, and we are seeing many interesting suggestions, some of which have already moved to “Planned” status.

6. Update to the IP Change Page

The IP address change page (changeip) is one of the most visited technical sections of the service. Thousands of users access it daily for manual IP rotation; many bookmark it or embed links into their scripts and programs for automatic address switching. In March, this page was completely redesigned along four key directions, each of which improves the user experience.

Multilingual Support

The page now supports seven languages: Russian, English, Spanish, Chinese, Turkish, Polish, and Thai. All translations load when the page is opened, so switching between languages happens instantly without reloading or delays. The selected language is saved in the browser settings and automatically applied on the next visit — no need to select it again each time.

Upon the first visit, the language is automatically determined based on user browser settings. The prioritization of determination is logically and predictably structured: an explicit choice through the URL parameter ranks highest (convenient for scripts), followed by any previously saved choice by the user, then language from browser headers, and finally, English as the default language.

Dark Theme

The page now has a toggle switch between light and dark themes. The default is a light theme, but user choice is retained between sessions. Transitioning between themes features a smooth CSS animation of about three hundred milliseconds, creating a pleasant visual impression and eliminating abrupt flickering during switches. The dark theme is designed in the brand's glassmorphism style with blue and purple accents, familiar to users from the main site and the extension.

New Design

The appearance of the page has been radically overhauled. The principal element is a modern card with a glassmorphism effect, placed on an animated background with soft glowing effects. The service's logo has been updated. The IP change status (success or failure) is now prominently displayed with a large color badge that is impossible to overlook: green for successful changes with the new IP indicated, red for failures with a description of the reason. Proxy ID and new IP address can be copied to the clipboard with a single click, accompanied by a popup notification about successful copying — a small convenience that saves several seconds on each use. The interface font is Montserrat, ensuring a modern and clean look on any screen resolution.

Improved Language Detection Logic

On the server side, the function to detect the user's language has been updated. The new version supports an extended set of languages with accurate mapping of browser codes. For instance, the code zh is now properly recognized and directs the user to the Chinese version of the interface rather than the English one by default. Similar handling has been implemented for all other supported language codes, including regional variants. This technical change may go unnoticed by most users but is critically important for the correct functioning of multilingual support — especially for visitors from China, Turkey, Poland, and Thailand.

7. Official SDKs for Developers

For technical specialists and companies integrating MobileProxy.Space into their systems, March brought a truly significant update — the release of official SDKs (Software Development Kit) in three of the most popular programming languages. Previously, working with the API required manually forming HTTP requests, parsing JSON responses, handling errors, and managing authorization. Now, it's enough to install the library via a package manager and start working — all technical details of interaction with the API are hidden behind a user-friendly object-oriented interface.

PHP SDK

A fully functional Composer package, ready for installation with a single command. The library supports PHP version 7.4 and above, offering typed methods for each API endpoint, integrated error handling with typed exceptions, and detailed documentation with examples. Installation is done via the standard composer require command, after which all API methods become available through the client object. The package is published on Packagist — the main repository for PHP packages.

Node.js SDK

The Node.js library operates on version 18 and above, requires no external dependencies (using native fetch, built into modern Node.js versions), and supports both CommonJS and ESM formats for maximum compatibility with various projects. TypeScript declarations are included, providing full support for autocompletion and type checking in VS Code, WebStorm, and other modern code editors. Installation is done via npm with a single command.

Python SDK

The Python library supports versions 3.8 and above, utilizing the proven and widely used requests library. An easy-to-use context manager (the with construct) is implemented for automatic resource management and correct closure of connections. Full typing ensures convenient use in both simple scripts and large projects with linters and static analyzers. Installation is performed through pip with a single command.

Common Features of All SDKs

All three libraries provide complete coverage of the MobileProxy.Space API: proxy management, IP change, purchase, equipment change, blacklist management, balance checking, and all other methods — in total, all twenty-six API endpoints are supported. A special method for changing IP without rate-limiting, working through a separate endpoint changeip.mobileproxy.space, is especially important for scripts that frequently rotate addresses during scraping or automation.

Error handling is unified across all SDKs: typed exceptions are used — ApiError for general API errors, AuthenticationError for authorization problems (invalid or expired token), and RateLimitError for exceeding request limits. This allows for writing clean and predictable error handling code with different logic for each type of issue.

Each library includes a set of ready-made examples: a quick start for the first connection, managing the proxy list, web scraping with automatic IP rotation when a block occurs. All SDKs are covered by automated tests with a CI pipeline on GitHub Actions, ensuring stability and backward compatibility with each update.

To illustrate the ease of use: rotating IP in Python takes just four lines of code — importing the client, creating an instance with the API token, requesting balance, and changing the IP. No manual HTTP requests, parsing JSON responses, forming authorization headers, or handling HTTP statuses — the SDK takes all this upon itself, allowing you to focus on business logic.

All SDKs and their source code are published on GitHub under a free MIT license, allowing their use in any projects — commercial or non-commercial — without restrictions. We actively accept pull requests from the community: if you discover a bug or want to suggest an improvement — welcome to the repository. The documentation for each SDK includes a Contributing section with detailed descriptions of the process for making changes and code requirements.

The release of official SDKs is an important milestone for MobileProxy.Space as a platform. Previously, each developer spent time creating their own wrapper over our API, inevitably leading to redundancy of effort and differences in error handling, retries, and authorization implementations. Now all API users have a unified, tested, and supported tool, which lowers the entry barrier and enhances integration reliability. If you already have your own wrapper — we recommend considering migration to the official SDK to receive updates and security fixes.

8. Publishing the OpenAPI Specification

Alongside the SDK release, we published the complete specification of the MobileProxy.Space API in OpenAPI 3.1 format — the same standard used by Stripe, Telegram Bot API, and other leading services with public APIs. The presence of an OpenAPI specification indicates maturity and a serious attitude towards developers, and we are pleased to join the ranks of services that provide machine-readable descriptions of their API.

The specification file describes all twenty-six endpoints of our API in complete detail: request parameters with specified types and mandatory fields, request and response body formats, error codes and their descriptions, and examples of real requests and responses. This is not just a reference for reading — it’s a machine-readable description that opens a wide range of automation possibilities.

The main benefit is interactive documentation. By uploading the specification file to Swagger UI or Redoc (or any other tool that supports OpenAPI), developers gain a convenient web interface to explore the structure of each endpoint, view parameters, and test requests directly from the browser without writing a single line of code. This radically speeds up familiarization with the API and prototyping integrations, allowing one to grasp how a method works in minutes.

The second benefit is the automatic generation of client libraries in any programming language. If you need an SDK in Go, Java, Ruby, C#, Kotlin, Swift, or any of the more than fifty other languages supported by OpenAPI generators (like openapi-generator), you can create it automatically based on our specification. This is especially valuable for companies using technology stacks outside of PHP, Node.js, and Python, for which we have released official SDKs.

The third advantage is seamless integration with professional API testing tools. The specification is imported into Postman, Insomnia, Bruno, and other popular HTTP clients, automatically creating complete collections of requests with all parameters, headers, and examples of bodies. This saves hours of manual setup during testing and debugging integrations.

The specification has been published on GitHub and is freely distributed. We will maintain its relevance with each API update.

9. Extension of the Free Trial Period to Three Hours

Since March 2026, the free trial period for all new proxies has been extended from two to three hours. One additional hour may seem minimal — but in practice, this is a significant improvement for users wanting to fully assess the service's quality before purchasing.

Two hours were often sufficient for basic checks: connecting the proxy, confirming its functionality, testing speed. However, for deeper testing, time was often lacking. For instance, when setting up a scraper with IP rotation and wanting to assess stability over several cycles, testing interactions with an anti-detect browser and multiple accounts, checking proxy compatibility with various marketplaces while managing IP changes, or evaluating the performance of a new SDK under real conditions — in such scenarios, the extra hour allows for all tests to be conducted comfortably, without rushing or switching between tasks.

Three hours of free trial equals a full work session in which users can evaluate connection speed at different times, test stability under load with multiple simultaneous requests, and test IP rotation via API and manually, ensuring compatibility with target websites and platforms using the new marketplace checking tool — all without financial commitments or functionality limitations. The trial proxy provides complete access to all service capabilities, including IP change, GEO switch, equipment change, and all personal account tools.

To activate the free trial, simply register at mobileproxy.space and click the “Try Free” button in your personal account. No credit card details required, no hidden conditions or obligations — just three hours of full access to mobile proxies to evaluate the service quality.

We recommend making the most of the trial period: start by testing marketplaces with the new tool from your personal account, then connect the proxy to your working tool (anti-detect browser, scraper, or script), test several cycles of IP change, and if needed, try switching equipment. With three hours at your disposal, you have ample time to go through all stages without rush and make an informed decision. Should you have any questions during the trial, 24/7 support is available in the chat on our website and will respond within minutes.

10. Reduction of Equipment Change Timeout to Two Minutes

The final yet crucial update for March is the five-fold reduction of the timeout for changing equipment. Previously, after switching between modems, users had to wait ten minutes before the next change, but now this interval is only two minutes.

For those unfamiliar with this feature, here’s a brief explanation: changing equipment allows you to switch your proxy to another physical modem with a different SIM card, yielding a fundamentally new IP address from another range and frequently from a different mobile operator. This is distinctly different from a standard IP change, where the address changes within one modem and one operator. Equipment switching is essential in key scenarios: when the current IP range is entirely banned on the target platform and regular IP changes do not help, when needing an IP from a specific operator for testing, or when maximum address variety is required for tasks like mass scraping or account registration.

The ten-minute timeout posed significant inconveniences, especially in situations where the first equipment switch did not resolve the issue and required another attempt. Imagine discovering that the current IP is blocked, switching equipment, waiting a minute for the new modem to connect, checking — and finding that the new range is also blocked. With the previous timeout, you would have to wait another ten minutes before trying again. Ten minutes of waiting during an active work process is a serious productivity and nerves loss.

With the new two-minute timeout, the process of finding optimal equipment becomes virtually seamless. Two minutes is just long enough for the new connection to stabilize and check the results. If the new modem does not work, you can switch again in two minutes — and keep cycling through until you find the best option.

For API and SDK users, this change is also extremely significant: scripts for automatic equipment rotation now operate five times faster, which is crucial for tasks that require mass cycling through modems to find an unlocked IP range. Combined with the new marketplace checking tool, the entire cycle of “changed equipment, checked compatibility, made a decision” now takes just minutes.

This update is also critical in the context of improving the overall user experience. MobileProxy.Space is one of the few services on the market offering equipment switching capabilities at all. Most proxy providers bind the client to one modem for the entire rental period. The ability to freely switch between modems, now with minimal timeout, gives us a competitive edge that users working with aggressively blocking platforms greatly appreciate.

March Summary

Ten updates in a single month is a result of the team's systematic effort to enhance every aspect of the service. Let’s summarize the updates to quickly guide each user towards relevant innovations.

For developers and technical specialists, March brought three key updates: official SDKs for PHP, Node.js, and Python covering all twenty-six API endpoints; a complete OpenAPI 3.1 specification for automatic client generation in any language and integration with tools like Postman; and a five-fold reduction of the equipment change timeout for improved automation.

For users of anti-detect browsers and multi-account specialists: Browser Fingerprint Generator with automatic GEO proxy binding and export to popular anti-detect formats; version 3.0.0 extension with export to over twenty formats, cloud backups, and health checks; and proxy checks for marketplaces straight from the personal account.

For all users without exception: updated bulk actions panel with counters and logical grouping; “Suggestions and Ideas” section for direct influence on service development; a fully revamped IP change page featuring a dark theme, multilingual support, and modern design; and an extended free trial period to three hours for more thorough service evaluation.

Each of these updates is aimed at one common goal — to make working with mobile proxies easier, faster, and more efficient. We continue to actively evolve MobileProxy.Space and invite you to partake in this process. Leave your suggestions in the new feedback section, try out the new tools, test the SDKs, and share your impressions with the team.

If you’re not yet a MobileProxy.Space user — now is the perfect time to give it a try. The free three-hour trial without restrictions is available after signing up on the website. Plus, use promo code BLOG20 for a twenty percent discount on your first order.

We also recommend exploring our free tools available without registration: check your IP address (mobileproxy.space/my-ip.html), DNS Leak Test to check for DNS leaks (mobileproxy.space/dns-leak-test.html), anonymity check (mobileproxy.space/anonymity-check.html), and the aforementioned Browser Fingerprint Generator (mobileproxy.space/fingerprint-generator.html). These tools will help evaluate your current level of protection and understand what tasks mobile proxies tackle.

Stay tuned for updates on our social media and website. April promises to be just as eventful — we already have several major innovations in the works, which we'll detail in the next digest. See you soon!