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# Version 2.0.7

#### 6 Aug: 9Proxy Now Speaks Vietnamese & Chinese  (and Performs Better Than Ever)

We’re going global, and your 9Proxy experience just got a lot more personal. This update focuses on accessibility, usability, and continued performance improvements - all designed to make 9Proxy more inclusive, intuitive, and seamless across the board.

## Multi-Language Support (Vietnamese & Chinese Now Available)

We’ve added full support for Simplified Vietnamese and Chinese so more users around the world can enjoy 9Proxy in their native language.

No more guessing through settings or documentation - everything now feels right at home.

To change your language: Go to **Settings** > **Advanced Settings** > **Language** and choose the one that fits you best.

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## Enhanced App Stability & Performance

Our engineers went under the hood to squash pesky bugs and fine-tune key processes. The result? Faster proxy connections, smoother UI transitions, improved memory handling, reduced lag on high-load operations

You may not see every change, but you’ll definitely feel the difference.

## Time to Update

We’re growing, and we’re glad you’re part of the journey.

As always, your feedback shapes our progress. Feel free to reach out with ideas, bug reports, or just to say hi!


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