GeeLark Upgrades Browser Infrastructure with Version 150 and Team Password Management

SINGAPORE, Aug. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- GeeLark, a provider of cloud phone infrastructure and undetectable browser technology, today announced a major update to GeeLark Browser. The release upgrades its browser kernel and user agent configurations to version 150 and introduces GeeLark Password Manager, a built-in extension designed for team collaboration.

The update responds directly to user requests for more current browser environments and simpler credential management. It also reflects GeeLark's broader strategy to make browsers a scalable infrastructure layer for modern digital operations.

Keeping Browser Operations Current

Browsers remain central to account management, advertising, e-commerce, and social media operations. As web platforms evolve, businesses need browser environments that stay current without requiring teams to update technical parameters manually.

GeeLark has now upgraded both its browser kernel and UA configurations to version 150. Keeping these components aligned helps teams create more consistent browser environments and reduces the work required to maintain large numbers of profiles.

For businesses operating across multiple accounts, markets, and platforms, this consistency is not only a technical requirement. It is essential for building repeatable workflows that can scale across teams.

Making Account Access a Shared Workflow

The release also introduces GeeLark Password Manager, which is installed in GeeLark Browser by default and connects with Google's official password-management capabilities.

All members of a GeeLark team can use the extension and access its shared data. This reduces the need to transfer credentials manually, install separate extensions, or repeat the same setup for every team member.

"Our users asked for faster browser updates and an easier way to manage account access across teams," said Dominic, CEO of GeeLark. "These features solve immediate workflow problems, but they also support a larger goal: turning browser environments into shared business infrastructure rather than isolated tools."

From Browser Profiles to Business Infrastructure

As digital teams become more distributed, businesses need more than individual browser profiles. They need cloud-based environments that can be configured once, shared across teams, and integrated into larger operational workflows.

GeeLark is building toward this model by combining current browser technology, shared account access, team collaboration, and cloud-based management within one platform.

Together with GeeLark's cloud phone infrastructure, the browser update supports a unified approach to web and mobile operations. Businesses can manage browser-based tasks and native mobile workflows without maintaining fragmented tools or fleets of physical devices.

By strengthening both the technical foundation and collaborative capabilities of GeeLark Browser, the company is positioning the browser as a core infrastructure layer for scalable digital operations.

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GeeLark Upgrades Browser Infrastructure with Version 150 and Team Password Management

MANILA, Philippines, Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- "Chongqing Meets Manila – A Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration" opened at SM Mall of Asia on September 12, drawing around 400 guests from political, business, cultural, educational and tourism circles of both countries, along with overseas Chinese and students.

Hosted by the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines and the Information Office of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government and organized by the Western China International Communication Organization (WCICO), the two-day festival features a cultural performance, seven themed exhibitions and city and brand presentations, bringing Bayu culture, Mid-Autumn traditions, Chongqing cuisine and "Made in Chongqing" innovations to Manila.

Zhou Zhiyong, Chargé d'Affaires ad interim of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, said: "For a thousand years, the Maritime Silk Road has brought not only trade in goods, but also exchanges in culture, art, ideas and friendship between China and the Philippines. Today, through an event, a conversation, a dish and a smile, we come to know each other better and grow closer."

Maria Christina G. Aquino, Assistant Secretary of the Philippine Department of Tourism, noted that China is now the Philippines' fourth-largest tourist source market, with nearly 320,000 Chinese arrivals as of September 9. "I have already tasted some of them in advance, and they were all delicious," she said of the mooncakes on site.

Wu Changfan, Deputy Director-General of the Publicity Department of the CPC Chongqing Municipal Committee, said the festival turns the May online encounter into an in-person gathering, and that Chongqing looks forward to deeper cooperation with Manila in people-to-people exchanges, tourism promotion and trade, welcoming more Filipino friends to experience "Majestic Landscapes, Dynamic Chongqing."

The performances won warm applause, while booths on intangible heritage, "Study in Chongqing," traditional Chinese food and new energy vehicles drew steady crowds.

At the "China, An Opportunity: Chongqing Brands" promotion conference, Zhang Li of the CPC Chongqing Liangjiang New Area Committee highlighted new energy vehicles and HIFU technology already benefiting Philippine patients, as Happyyou International Travel signed a cooperation agreement with Philippine tourism organizations. Southwest University, Changan Automobile and Air China also presented study, industry and direct-flight opportunities.

A continuation of the May "Flying Across Mountains and Seas" twin-city campaign, the festival provides a face-to-face platform for Chongqing and the Philippines to explore cooperation in culture and tourism, education, automotive and beyond.

For more, please visit: https://www.ichongqing.info/

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