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Dovra — 1.1.0

Dovra is a Chromium-based browser built for AI agents and automation workflows. Version 1.1.0. The underlying Chromium technical version is 153.0.8010.48. Published by DOVRA SOFTWARE LTD.

What changed since 1.0.0

  • Native control bar. A control bar rendered outside the page DOM. It survives cross-navigation, iframe changes, DPI scaling, and fullscreen transitions without injecting scripts or modifying page content.
  • Agent input authorization. Physical keyboard and mouse input can be intercepted at the window level. Input dispatched through the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) is recognized and permitted. A takeover button lets a human reclaim control; a generation gate prevents accidental input during automated sequences.

Downloads

Release files are distributed from https://dl.dovra.dev/1.1.0/; the GitHub release entry carries links only.

  • Dovra-1.1.0-win-x64-portable.zip: complete browser, launcher and offline notices (179,436,315 bytes, SHA-256 375d275cfdcf22a1e1d4bc2e984717df323ade364463195a8c3c1cc87701aec9).
  • SHA256SUMS.txt: SHA-256 checksums for all files of this batch.
  • Component source, relinking and LGPL modification archives: listed in SOURCE-MATERIALS.md.

GitHub's automatic repository source ZIP/tarball contains repository files, not the compiled browser or the full Chromium source tree.

Capabilities

  • Separate task sessions. Use named browser profiles to keep a task's data together. Return to a profile to continue a session, or choose another profile for a separate test.
  • Configurable environments. Choose language, time zone, and hardware parameters for your test. Save the settings with your results so you can review what the browser used.
  • Native control bar. A toolbar that does not touch the page DOM. It remains visible across navigation, iframe changes, DPI scaling, and fullscreen.
  • Agent input authorization. Intercept physical input at the window level; permit CDP-dispatched input; a takeover button and generation gate give human control when needed.
  • Playwright support. Connect and drive pages with Playwright through the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). Compatibility depends on the build and the APIs your workflow uses.

Verified scope

Tested environment: Windows Server 2022 x64, OS build 20348.5139; NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 / ANGLE Direct3D 11.

Native control bar and agent input authorization (automated acceptance, 5/5 pass): The control bar UI is present and does not pollute the page DOM. CDP insertText and dispatchDragEvent authorization input passes under agent mode. Clipboard paste is intercepted under agent mode. The generation gate does not false-trigger (CDP input is normal without takeover).

Code is in place but pending manual validation: IME composition input, TSF password learning gate, OS drag-and-drop, context-menu commands, and accessibility (AX) actions.

Signing status: dovra_browser.exe, bin/chrome.exe and bin/chrome.dll are unsigned (NotSigned), pending Azure Trusted Signing. A checksum identifies bytes; it is not a trusted publisher signature.

The test scope is finite. Windows 10/11 client systems, a standard-user installation, every GPU, every media format and every website are not claimed to have been tested. Site compatibility, preserved login state and uninterrupted operation are not guaranteed.

Use and limitations

Use Dovra for lawful workflows and authorized testing. Keep backups and a separate browser for important browsing. Configurable browser parameters do not grant access or guarantee anonymity.

The build does not provide a Dovra automatic updater. Google Safe Browsing is disabled in this build; do not rely on it for remote phishing or malware checks. The privacy notice explains the reviewed background-service settings and their limits. No universal zero-network or zero-telemetry guarantee is made.

Read the offline terms when starting the package. Project terms do not replace component licences or remove applicable open-source modification and relinking rights. The companion toolkit has a separate MIT licensing scope.

Project: https://dovra.dev/ · Support: legal@dovra.dev