Changelog

When your bank wants a renewal or a due payment confirmed, the Billing page shows it and a Confirm payment button finishes it with your saved card.

The Chrome extension's DevTools tab now lists a page's requests the way Network does, with its filters, columns and sorting, and ads and analytics out of the way. Search responses for text you can see on the page, then open any request in the Playground with your own API key.

Proxy Finder is 2 credits a request now, 4 with the Unblocker, and Browser 5, 10 when a bot defense was solved. Single stays at 1 and 2. Plans and prices

Pick a result in docs search and the page now scrolls to the first place your word appears in the article and highlights it. The top result is selected as soon as results show up, so Enter opens it straight away.

The Chrome extension re-applies your proxy user's credentials after a browser restart or an update, so pages through the tunnel keep loading without a password prompt from Chrome.

When a site answers 200 with a bot check instead of the page, that request no longer counts as a success and isn't billed. The response carries X-FourA-Check-Page naming the check, so you can tell it apart from a page your own validate rule turned down.

When a downgrade or a change of billing interval waits for the end of your period, the Billing page says which plan you move to and when. A Keep button calls it off and leaves you where you are.

Amazon's "Continue shopping" robot check, Reddit's humanity check and Google's JavaScript notice are now known check pages. Auto keeps looking instead of handing one back as the page you asked for, and Single, Browser and Proxy Finder name the check that stopped them.

When Reddit answers with its "Prove your humanity" page or its network-security block, a Proxy Finder request that doesn't get through now names Reddit's check in its attemptReport. That stays separate from pages your own validate rule rejected, so you know which one to change.

Auto now reads phrases like "just a moment" or "access denied" as a challenge only in a page's title or on a page the size of a real interstitial. A full page that happens to use those words now comes back as content.

A beta Chrome extension sends your browser through one of your proxy users and shows the address sites see. Its DevTools tab turns any request a page made into a curl, Python, Node or MCP call. It isn't in the Chrome Web Store yet: install it from the Dashboard's new Tools section, in developer mode.

Dashboard pages now appear with their fonts and filters already in place, so the page doesn't shift after it shows up. The fonts come from FourA itself, and the Dashboard makes no request to Google Fonts.

The main site's menu now groups Products, Tools and Resources. The API page walks through the four endpoints and the parameters you control, and the proxy port page covers its two networks, country targeting in the username, sticky and rotating sessions, and how it's billed.

FourA MCP 0.7.0 adds exitClass to foura_proxy: set it to premium and a request moves to a premium exit only when the standard pool can't deliver. A rotation that doesn't get through returns an attemptReport, and a refusal by your own plan keeps its plan_limit_* code. MCP server →

Overview, Metrics and Activity now switch between API and Proxy, and remember your choice. On Proxy you see your tunnels in the same outcomes as your API requests, how many are open right now, setup time and traffic, broken down by proxy user, target, exit country or client IP.