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The September That Made the Dashboard Feel Different

Some months, updates pile up quietly: a little faster here, a little more convenient there. And some months, the service starts to feel genuinely new. September 2026 was exactly that kind of month for mobileproxy.space. Over thirty days, we shipped eleven improvements, and nearly every one of them answers a specific question you raised in support, on the ideas board, or in chat.

How much traffic went to a specific task, and when? Why did auto-renewal charge for a single day instead of a month? Did the residential proxy IP actually change, or did the interface just show a green checkmark? Can you hand off proxy routine to an AI assistant without worrying it will buy something without asking? In September, all of these questions found their answers right in the interface.

In this digest, we've gathered everything that got better: no technical jargon, just the gist and how each change affects your day-to-day work. Make yourself comfortable. This one turned out substantial, because the month itself was packed. If you're reading on the go, the next section gives you the full picture in a minute, and from there you can jump to the blocks that matter most to you.

What Changed: Eleven Improvements at a Glance

Before we dig into each update in detail, let's run through the list. We've included release dates so you know when each feature became available in your dashboard.

  • Per-proxy traffic usage. As of 09/08/2026, every proxy menu has a "Traffic" section showing usage by hour and by day.
  • Built from your ideas. On 09/09/2026, we introduced favorite equipment, a blacklist you can add to without switching equipment, and notifications when support replaces equipment. API commands were added for developers.
  • Multiple promo codes in one cart. As of 09/08/2026, each cart item can have its own promo code, and a code copied with an extra space still works.
  • Auto-renewal with the right default term. 09/10/2026 and 09/29/2026: the default is now 30 days, and if your balance is short, the proxy renews for a shorter term instead of shutting off.
  • Auto-renewal subscription via all popular methods. As of 09/24/2026, you can set up a subscription when paying via SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, or bank card.
  • Documents in your language. As of 09/03/2026, the offer, user agreement, privacy policy, and PDF contract are available in all 10 site languages.
  • Fewer unnecessary emails. We cut down repeated expiration reminders and added one-click unsubscribe.
  • Faster support. Chat rating, quicker operator connections including in the English-language chat, and a smart equipment-switching bot.
  • Browser fingerprint generator 2.0. As of 09/21/2026, the free generator produces profiles with current Chrome for Windows, macOS, and Android.
  • MCP 0.5 for AI agents. As of 09/29/2026, the server connects via link with no installation in Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor, and installs in one click in Claude Desktop.
  • Residential proxies: more honest and clearer. 09/24–09/29/2026: a warning if the IP didn't change, traffic balance on renewal in the dashboard, and a stable connection from Russia.

Now let's go through them in order and in detail. But first, a few words on why these particular changes took priority and what's behind them.

Context: Why a Mobile Proxy Service Cares So Much About Details

Mobile proxies long ago stopped being a tool for a narrow circle of specialists. Today they're used by marketers and SEO teams, parsing specialists, marketplace store owners, agencies, developers, and small studios. Everyone has their own scenario, their own workload, their own habits. And the wider the audience, the higher the cost of any interface shortcoming: what's a minor thing for one user can mean a lost workday for another.

That's exactly why September's updates revolve around three ideas.

  • Transparency. You see what's happening with traffic, equipment, and addresses, and you don't have to guess from indirect signs.
  • Control. You decide which equipment to work on, how to renew proxies, and which emails to receive.
  • Time savings. Fewer emails, less waiting in support, more automation all the way up to AI agents that take on the routine.

There's one more reason worth mentioning separately. A significant share of the changes didn't come from internal roadmaps, but from the ideas board. You suggested, voted, clarified details in comments, and we built it. This isn't a one-off campaign, it's a format we want to make a habit for both us and you: the best suggestions regularly make it into releases, and September showed how that works in practice.

Per-Proxy Traffic Usage: Now You Can See Where the Gigabytes Go

Let's start with the most requested update of the month. As of 09/08/2026, your dashboard's proxy menu includes a "Traffic" section. Open it and see usage by hour and by day for that specific proxy. Simple, visual, and as it turned out, in high demand.

What This Gives You in Practice

Previously, estimating how much traffic an individual task consumed was only possible indirectly: by overall usage or by a counter in your own software. Now the picture comes together right in the dashboard. You see which hours your proxy is busiest, which days usage climbs, and which days it's nearly zero. This changes the whole approach to planning.

  • Load planning. If one proxy consistently consumes more than others, you see it on the chart, not from a maxed-out limit or a surprise bill.
  • Finding "greedy" scenarios. Launched a new parser, changed app settings, added another account to the workflow, and usage spiked? The hourly breakdown shows exactly when it happened and points you to where to look.
  • Distributing tasks across proxies. When you can see the real consumption of each port, it's easier to decide which tasks to combine on one proxy and which to split across several.
  • Justifying expenses. If you work with clients or report to management, a usage chart for a specific proxy becomes a clear argument: here's the task, here's its traffic cost.

Why the Numbers May Differ From Your Software

This is a common question, and we answered it in advance in the FAQ. The counter in your application and the counter on our side measure slightly differently: different measurement points, different connection overhead, different rounding. A small difference is normal and doesn't mean either side is wrong. In the FAQ, we walked through the typical cases so you don't waste time going back and forth with support and instead immediately understand what's happening.

Tip: check "Traffic" not when something goes wrong, but right now, while everything is fine. That way you'll build a normal usage profile to compare against later. Any deviation from the usual picture will stand out immediately, not a week later.

Built From Your Ideas: Favorite Equipment, Blacklist, and Replacement Notifications

On 09/09/2026, we released a build assembled entirely from ideas board suggestions. It's all about managing the equipment your proxies run on. This topic matters to newcomers just choosing the right option, and to experienced users who already have preferences.

Favorite Equipment

If certain equipment has performed especially well in your scenario, you can now mark it as a favorite. On your next selection, it will be offered first. You don't have to remember what worked for you last time or keep a separate spreadsheet with notes. The dashboard remembers it for you and puts proven options at the top of the list.

Blacklist Without Switching Equipment

Previously, you could only add equipment to the blacklist at the moment of switching it. That was inconvenient: sometimes you just want to flag equipment as undesirable for the future without touching your current working setup. Especially if the proxy is right in the middle of a task and any interference is unwelcome. Now it works that way: you add it to the blacklist and keep working, and that equipment won't be offered to you again on your next selection.

Notification When Support Replaces Equipment

There are situations when our support replaces equipment. Previously you could only find out by chance, noticing changes in the specs or behavior of a proxy. Now you get a notification. No unnoticed replacements: you're always aware of what changed and when on your proxies, and you can adjust your settings if needed.

For Developers: API Commands

Everything listed above is available not just in the interface. We added API commands for working with favorites and the blacklist, so automated systems can manage equipment preferences without human involvement. If you have dozens or hundreds of proxies, this saves hours of manual work: a script marks the good options and excludes the bad ones based on your criteria.

We'd like to say a special thank you to everyone who described these ideas and voted for them. The ideas board at /feedback.html isn't a formality or a suggestion box nobody checks. It directly influences what appears in the next digest. Suggest and vote: we build the best ideas.

Purchasing and Renewal: Promo Codes, Default Term, and Subscription

Three updates in this block share one thing: they're all about money. Which means any inaccuracy here is more irritating than anywhere else. In September, we eliminated several such irritants at once, and each one will be familiar to anyone who buys proxies regularly.

Multiple Promo Codes in One Cart

As of 09/08/2026, each cart item can have its own promo code. Previously, when buying several proxies at once, discounts could cancel each other out: you applied one code and the second no longer worked, so you had to either pick the better one or split the purchase into multiple orders. Now each item is processed separately, and buying several proxies at once has become more cost-effective: discounts stack within a single order, as they should.

And one more small thing that's actually not small: a code copied with an extra space at the beginning or end also works. No more "promo code not found" messages from a stray character when copying from an email or messenger. Paste, apply, see the discount.

Auto-Renewal: 30 Days Instead of a Single Day

This update rolled out in two stages: 09/10/2026 and 09/29/2026. The gist is simple: when setting up auto-renewal, the default term offered is now 30 days, not a single day. Why does this matter? Daily renewal is the most expensive per day. If a user didn't change the default value, auto-renewal could repeatedly deduct the balance in small but unfavorable portions. People wondered where their money was going, even though technically everything worked as configured. Now the default matches what most people choose, and the balance is spent more sensibly with no effort on your part.

The second part of the change concerns insufficient funds. Previously, if the balance wasn't enough for the full renewal term, the proxy simply shut off. Tasks stopped, accounts lost connection, and you found out after the fact. Now the proxy renews for whatever term the funds cover, and we send an explanatory email. Proxies don't shut off unexpectedly, you have time to top up your balance, and work continues without pauses.

Auto-Renewal Subscription: SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, and Bank Card

As of 09/24/2026, you can set up an auto-renewal subscription when paying via any of the popular methods: through SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, or bank card. The charge happens a few hours before the term ends, so there's no gap between the end of the old period and the start of the new one.

For you, this means one thing: proxies renew themselves, without manual payment, and you pick the method you're used to in everyday life. This is especially valuable if your proxies are part of round-the-clock processes where even a few minutes' interruption is noticeable. Set it up once and forget about calendar reminders.

Documents, Emails, and Support: Less Friction in Everyday Details

The next block is about things you usually don't notice until they start getting in the way. Legal documents, emails in your inbox, and communication with support. In September, all three areas became noticeably more convenient.

Documents in All 10 Site Languages

As of 09/03/2026, the offer, user agreement, privacy policy, and PDF contract in your dashboard are available in all 10 site languages. If you work with international partners, file expenses for accounting, or just want to understand the terms without a translator, you can now download the contract right in your language. No requests to translate it yourself and no discrepancies between versions: the terms of service are clear to every client, no matter which language they use the service in.

Fewer Unnecessary Emails

We cut down repeated emails about proxy expiration. One reminder is useful, several identical ones in a row are irritating and, worse, train your email filter to treat us as a spam source. In the end, the emails that really matter suffer: about renewal for a shorter term, about equipment replacement, about balance status. Now your inbox only gets the important stuff, and the emails that matter have a better chance of landing in "Inbox" rather than "Spam." If you don't want expiration reminders at all, you can unsubscribe in one click right from the email, without going into settings.

Support Responds Faster

There are several changes in the support chat, and each one is aimed at making you spend less time waiting and explaining.

  • Chat rating. After talking with an operator, you can rate how helpful the answer was. We read these ratings and use them to improve the team's work and find weak spots in our support scenarios.
  • Faster operator connections. Operators now connect faster, including in the English-language chat. If your question needs a human, you'll wait less.
  • Smart equipment-switching bot. After an automatic switch, the bot asks whether the proxy started working. If not, the conversation is immediately handed to an operator along with all the context. No need to repeat your question: the operator already sees what you tried and what didn't help.

The result: less waiting and fewer unnecessary messages in exactly those cases when automation didn't work and you need a human. Previously, in that situation you had to describe the problem all over again; now it's already in front of the operator.

Tools for Professionals: Fingerprint Generator 2.0 and MCP 0.5

Two updates in this block are addressed to those who work with proxies not manually, but through tools: browser profiles, scripts, AI assistants. Both lower the barrier to entry and eliminate manual work that previously seemed unavoidable.

Browser Fingerprint Generator 2.0

As of 09/21/2026, the free generator at /fingerprint-generator.html produces profiles with the current version of Chrome for Windows, macOS, and Android. Browser fingerprints age quickly: a new version comes out, specs change, and a profile that looked natural a month ago starts standing out against real users. The second version of the generator solves this problem: realistic, fresh fingerprints without manual tweaking. Pick a platform, get a profile, connect it, and go. No parameter spreadsheets or manually checking versions.

Who benefits most? Those running multiple work profiles and wanting each one to look like a regular browser of a regular user on a specific operating system. The generator is free, and you can use it regardless of how many proxies you have.

MCP 0.5: Managing Proxies From AI Agents

And this is perhaps the most futuristic update of September. As of 09/29/2026, our MCP server version 0.5 can be connected via the link https://mcp.mpsapi.com/mcp with no installation at all in Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor. In Claude Desktop, installation takes one click. No packages, dependencies, or environment setup: copy the address, add it to your assistant, start working.

What the agent can do once connected:

  • work with residential proxies, not just mobile ones;
  • check the status of all your proxies with a single command, without manually cycling through each port;
  • select a country, city, and carrier for the task you describe;
  • provide ready-to-use connection strings you can paste straight into a program or script.

An important principle we built in from the start: the agent only makes purchases after your confirmation. You describe a task in plain language, for example "I need a mobile proxy from a specific carrier in a specific city for a month," the assistant picks options, shows them to you, and only after your approval does it complete the purchase and provide the settings. The routine goes to the agent, the decision stays with you.

If you haven't tried managing proxies through an AI assistant yet, September is a good time to start: the barrier to entry is down to a single link, and the feature set already covers most everyday tasks, from status checks to selection and setup.

Residential Proxies: More Honest and Clearer

Residential proxies received a series of updates in September from 09/24/2026 to 09/29/2026, and they're all about one thing: interface honesty. We want what you see on screen to always match what's actually happening.

The Truth About IP Changes

Previously, a situation could arise: you click "change IP," see "success," but the address stayed the same because the carrier returned the same one. Technically the command executed, but there was no actual result, and you'd only find out when a task behaved unexpectedly. Now, in that case, you'll see a warning and a "Retry" button, not a false confirmation. The new IP itself is detected within seconds, so you can check the result and retry the change right away, without leaving the dashboard.

Traffic Balance on Renewal

The dashboard now shows how much traffic balance will carry over on renewal and until what date it will be valid. No more mental math or guessing whether unused gigabytes will expire or roll over to the next period. You know exactly how much you have left and for how long, and you can plan renewal based on real numbers, not assumptions.

Stable Connection From Russia

Connections to residential proxies from Russia have become stable. For those working with this proxy type from Russian networks, this means a predictable connection with no unexpected drops or repeated connection attempts.

The bottom line for you: it's always clear whether the address changed and how much traffic is available, with no surprises at the worst possible moment. Residential proxies have become as transparent a tool as mobile ones.

Before and After: September in Comparison

To make the scale of changes clearer, let's summarize the key points in a "before and after" format. It's easier to see exactly what changed in your day-to-day work.

  • Traffic. Before: overall usage with no breakdown by proxy or time. After: usage by hour and by day for each proxy, plus FAQ answers about discrepancies with your software's counter.
  • Equipment. Before: blacklist only at the moment of switching, no favorites, support replacements without notification. After: favorites appear first in selection, the blacklist grows without switching, replacements trigger a notification, and API commands exist for all of it.
  • Promo codes. Before: one code for the whole cart, an extra space broke input. After: each item has its own code, spaces are ignored.
  • Auto-renewal. Before: one day by default, shutdown when balance was short. After: 30 days by default, renewal for a shorter term plus an explanatory email when balance is short.
  • Subscription. Before: limited choice of methods. After: SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, and bank card, with the charge happening a few hours before the term ends.
  • Documents. Before: not in all site languages. After: offer, agreement, privacy policy, and PDF contract in all 10 languages.
  • Emails. Before: repeated expiration reminders. After: fewer duplicates and one-click unsubscribe.
  • Support. Before: after a failed auto-switch, you had to ask your question again. After: the bot checks the result and hands the conversation to an operator; operators connect faster, including in the English-language chat; the conversation can be rated.
  • Fingerprints. Before: the first version of the generator. After: version 2.0 with current Chrome for Windows, macOS, and Android.
  • AI agents. Before: a more modest feature set. After: MCP 0.5 via link with no installation, support for residential proxies, checking all proxies with one command, selecting country, city, and carrier, ready-to-use connection strings, purchases only with your confirmation.
  • Residential proxies. Before: "success" even when the IP didn't change, traffic balance required manual calculation. After: a warning and a "Retry" button, balance and date in the dashboard, stable connection from Russia.

Eleven points, and not one that required you to reinstall or reconfigure anything. Everything already works in your dashboard. All that's left is to start using it.

Practical Tips: How to Get the Most Out of September's Updates

Updates are only as useful as how much you use them. Here's a plan for the first half hour after reading this digest. You don't have to go through all of it; pick what applies to your tasks.

  1. Open "Traffic" for your busiest proxy. Look at the hourly breakdown for the past few days. If there are spikes you didn't expect, match them against your task schedule. This is often how forgotten scripts or overly frequent requests get found.
  2. Mark favorite equipment. Think back to which proxies performed best in your scenario and add their equipment to favorites. Next time, selection will start with them.
  3. Tidy up your blacklist. If there's equipment that didn't work out for you, add it to the blacklist right now, without waiting for the next switch.
  4. Check your auto-renewal settings. If you have auto-renewal set to "one day," consider whether switching to 30 days would be more cost-effective. The new default applies to new settings; existing ones are yours to control.
  5. Set up a subscription using your preferred method. If you renew proxies manually every month, a subscription via SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, or card will save you from that routine and from the risk of forgetting the deadline.
  6. Use promo codes to the fullest. Planning to buy several proxies? Put them in one cart and apply a code to each item.
  7. Download the contract in your language. If you've been putting off preparing documents for accounting or partners, now it's a couple of clicks.
  8. Customize your emails. Keep only the notifications you actually need. You can unsubscribe from repeated reminders right from the email.
  9. Connect the MCP server to your AI assistant. Start with a safe command: ask the agent to check the status of all your proxies. Then try selecting an option for a specific task. The purchase won't go through without your confirmation anyway.
  10. Refresh your browser profiles. Generate fresh fingerprints in the 2.0 generator for the platforms you work with and replace outdated ones.
  11. Check your residential proxies. Go to the dashboard and see how much traffic you have left and until what date it's valid. On your next IP change, look for the new warning if the address didn't change.
  12. Rate your support conversation. If you reach out to chat, leave a rating. It's the most direct way to influence the quality of responses.

And of course, if along the way you realize what's missing, write it down. The ideas board at /feedback.html is waiting for your suggestions, and September's release showed that the path from idea to dashboard feature is entirely real.

FAQ: Questions About September's Updates

Where can I find traffic usage for a specific proxy?

In your dashboard, open the menu of the proxy you need and select "Traffic." There you'll see usage by hour and by day. The feature has been available since 09/08/2026 for all proxies with no additional setup.

Why don't the numbers in the "Traffic" section match my software?

Counters measure traffic at different points and account differently for connection overhead and rounding, so a small difference is normal. We added a detailed breakdown of typical cases to the FAQ so you can quickly understand the cause without contacting support.

What happens if my balance is short during auto-renewal?

The proxy will renew for whatever term the funds cover, rather than shutting off. You'll receive an explanatory email and can top up your balance without rushing. This change has been in effect since 09/10/2026, and on 09/29/2026 we expanded it.

How do I set up an auto-renewal subscription?

When paying via SBP, SberPay, YuMoney, or bank card, choose the subscription option. As of 09/24/2026, all these methods support automatic charging, which happens a few hours before your proxy's term ends.

Can I apply multiple promo codes in one order?

Yes, as of 09/08/2026 each cart item can have its own promo code. Discounts no longer cancel each other out, and a code copied with an extra space still works.

How do I connect the MCP server, and is it safe to give the agent access to purchases?

Server version 0.5 connects via the link https://mcp.mpsapi.com/mcp with no installation in Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor, and installs in one click in Claude Desktop. Any purchase is made only after your explicit confirmation: the agent selects and suggests, you make the decision.

What should I do if a residential proxy still has the same IP after a change?

As of late September 2026, the dashboard will show a warning instead of a false "success" and offer a "Retry" button. Click it, and the new address will be detected within seconds. You'll no longer need to verify IP changes through third-party methods.

I don't want to receive expiration reminders. How do I opt out?

Every such email now has a one-click unsubscribe link. Important notifications, such as renewal for a shorter term or equipment replacement by support, will continue to arrive.

What to Do Right Now

September 2026 made mobileproxy.space more transparent, more manageable, and noticeably faster in the small things that add up to everyday work. You can see traffic for each proxy, choose your own equipment, stop overpaying for daily renewals, receive only the emails you need, and hand off routine to an AI assistant. All of it is already available, and none of it requires extra payment or setup.

Here's a simple three-step plan:

  1. Take a look at your dashboard. Open "Traffic" for your proxies, mark favorite equipment, and check whether your auto-renewal subscription is set up with a convenient method.
  2. Try the new tools. Generate fresh fingerprints in the 2.0 generator and connect the MCP server to your AI assistant if you work with Claude, Claude Code, or Cursor.
  3. Suggest your idea. Go to /feedback.html, describe what you're missing, and vote for other users' suggestions. That's exactly how September brought us favorite equipment, the blacklist without switching, and replacement notifications.

Thank you for working with us and helping make the service better. The next digest isn't far off, and we really want it to include the line "built from your ideas" again. See you in the dashboard!