This Week’s DICloak Updates: RPA and Security Enhancements

This week, DICloak Antidetect Browser focused on improving automation flexibility, RPA task visualization, and account security. These enhancements aim to make your workflow smoother and more customizable.

DICloak Update Highlights

• RPA updates: Custom workflow import via Automa, grid layout support
• Profile update: Clear local account password cache

1. Support for Custom RPA Workflow Import via Automa

You can now import custom automation workflows created in Automa by following our step-by-step tutorial.

You can import a RPA Task in Create RPA.

And also import your RPA in RPA Task History. This allows users to create, tailor, and run their own RPA task flows based on specific use cases rather than relying solely on the built-in templates.

2. Grid Layout for RPA Execution

You can now set RPA task windows to display in a grid layout through the RPA Settings, making it easier to view and monitor multiple profiles at once. It greatly enhances efficiency and monitoring visibility, especially for users handling large-scale tasks.

3. Support for Clearing Local Browser Account Passwords

A new option is now available to clear passwords stored locally. This ensures your profiles remain clean and secure, without retaining unwanted login data.

Summary

These updates make managing multiple accounts and automating tasks in DICloak easier, safer, and more flexible than ever. Start using these new features today to streamline your workflow and improve profile security.

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