What you need
- Windows 10 or 11.
- Google Chrome — the ordinary one, from Google's site: Morfiade launches that exact browser.
- 4 GB of memory, and 8 or more if you run dozens of profiles at once.
Steps
- Open the bot — it sends you the program and a key.
- Run the installer. The program goes into
Program Files\Morfiade, its data into your user folder. - On first launch, pick a language and a folder for profiles, then paste the key.
The installer is not signed with a certificate, so Windows shows a "Windows protected your PC" dialog: "More info" → "Run anyway".
Updates
There is a "Check for updates" button in the program itself. It asks once at the start, then installs on its own and reopens — no wizard pages.
If profiles are open at that moment, the program warns you right away, before downloading anything, and closes them properly: Chrome gets time to save its tabs and sessions. After the update it offers to reopen the same profiles in the same places — it deliberately does not do that by itself, so it will not raise a dozen windows and burn proxy traffic while you are away from the computer.
Settings, profiles and your licence survive an update: the installer never writes into the data folder. Before installing, the program verifies the update's signature and the file's checksum — a replaced file simply will not run.
If something goes wrong
- "Chrome not found" — point the program at
chrome.exe: "Settings" → "Path to Google Chrome". - Profiles stop opening after a Chrome update — restart the program, it will re-read the browser version.
- Anything else — [email protected], and attach the operations log from the "Settings" tab.