OdinDay 3.3.7 is a major update. Messenger has been redesigned, USB sharing is much faster, USB Monitor Studio has a new capture driver and smarter device tabs, and HTTP Logger now works with more applications — including tools that ignore normal proxy settings.
Heads up: This update includes a new USB Monitor driver (3.3.7.0).
Please restart your PC after updating so the new driver loads correctly.
Messenger — Redesigned
The chat section has been rebuilt with a modern, Telegram-inspired layout — cleaner conversations, better profiles, and richer messaging.
Usernames — every account now has a unique @username. After your first login on 3.3 you will be asked to choose one before using the app. Usernames appear in search and can be tapped in chat to open a profile or start a conversation.
Profiles & bio — edit your display name, profile photo, and a short “about” text from a redesigned profile screen.
Send photos — attach and send images in any chat. Received photos are saved to your Downloads/OdinDay folder.
Reply & forward — reply to a specific message, or forward it to another chat or Saved Messages.
Groups — create and manage groups with a photo, description, member roles, invite links, and admin controls (restrict, ban, promote, and more).
Public group links — share a custom link (e.g. odinday.com/groups/yourname) so others can join from the website or the desktop app.
Pinned announcement groups — admins can pin a group to the top of every user's chat list for important broadcasts.
User-created groups — your service provider can allow regular users (not just admins) to create their own groups, with a configurable limit per account.
Saved Messages — your personal notepad is easier to find and no longer gets mixed up with other chats.
Faster emoji picker — smoother scrolling and quicker loading when inserting emoji.
Privacy in search — finding people shows their name and @username; email addresses are hidden from search results.
* USB Share and Remote Desktop remain available only in one-to-one chats — not in group conversations.
USB Share — Faster Direct Connection
Sharing a USB device with a colleague is now much faster and more responsive.
Direct connection (recommended) — when both sides have a good internet connection, USB traffic goes directly between the two PCs for lower delay and higher speed.
Automatic fallback — if a direct connection cannot be established, sharing continues through the OdinDay server so the session still works on slower or restricted networks.
Your choice when sharing — when you start a share, pick Direct (fast) or Relay via server (maximum compatibility).
Remote Desktop — Improved Reliability
Connections are more reliable and less likely to get stuck on “Connecting…”.
When a session ends, the other person is notified properly instead of being left waiting.
Better support for users on different networks or behind strict firewalls.
USB Monitor Studio — New Driver & Major Improvements
USB Monitor has been rebuilt around a new per-device capture driver. Monitoring is safer for your PC and easier to use during real flashing work.
New Capture Driver
The driver attaches only to the device you choose — your keyboard, mouse, and other USB devices are never affected.
Capture no longer replaces or rebinds the device driver, so other tools (flashers, unlock tools, etc.) keep working alongside OdinDay.
After the initial setup, you can start and stop captures without rebooting your PC.
Smarter Device Tabs
One tab follows the same phone as it switches between modes — ADB, Fastboot, download/BROM, and DA — without splitting into separate tabs each time.
When a phone exposes several USB interfaces at once (modem, ADB, composite), each interface gets its own tab instead of mixing traffic together.
Tabs show the real device name from Device Manager, not generic vendor codes.
The tab bar scrolls when many devices are open, and the active tab is clearly highlighted.
Next connected device — wait for the next USB plug-in without capturing traffic from devices already connected. Re-plugging the same device is detected correctly.
Capture Quality & Browsing
Zero packet loss — every packet is saved to disk during capture, even during very fast flashing sessions. The live view may simplify during extreme traffic, but nothing is lost from the recording.
Scroll freely through all captured packets — live or from history — without page limits. Scroll up during live capture to review older packets; the view resumes following new traffic when you scroll back to the bottom.
Saved captures remember each device's real name instead of generic “Device 1 / Device 2” labels.
Capture history is kept separate per logged-in account.
Deleting a saved capture no longer fails with a “file in use” error.
The app stays responsive even during high-speed captures — no more freezing when thousands of packets arrive per second.
Analyzers
ADB Analyzer — works correctly with the new session tabs and always reads the full capture, not just what's on screen.
MediaTek (BROM/DA) Analyzer — smarter decoding of flash commands, partition names, and read/write/erase operations during MediaTek sessions.
HTTP Logger Studio — Works with More Apps
HTTP Logger captures what applications send and receive over the internet. This release makes Deep Capture and Launch & Capture much more reliable.
Deep Capture improvements — clearer on-screen status showing whether deep capture is active, failed, or unavailable. Preflight checks warn you early if administrator rights or required components are missing.
More applications supported — apps that connect directly to the internet (ignoring Windows proxy settings) are now captured reliably in Launch & Capture mode.
Apps stay online while monitored — for tools that use strict security certificates, OdinDay records the connection without breaking the app's link to its server. You see that the traffic happened; deeply encrypted content may still show as protected when the app refuses inspection.
Child processes — traffic from programs launched by the captured app is included automatically.
WinHTTP support — applications that use WinHTTP (common in Delphi-based tools) are now captured alongside browser-style proxy traffic.
Launch & Capture no longer forces a system-wide proxy that could interfere with other programs.
Cleaner filter bar layout in the capture view.
Driver Update (3.3.7.0)
New OdinDayUsb driver for USB Monitor — per-device, non-invasive capture.
Existing drivers for USB Share and device operations are updated to 3.3.0.0.
Restart your PC after updating so the new driver package loads.
Stability & Fixes
Messenger server improvements for better performance under heavy load.
Fixed chat issues where deleting a conversation could make sending messages impossible.
Fixed header display glitches when no conversation was selected.
General stability improvements across USB Monitor, HTTP Logger, and Messenger.
Before you update
Run the updater as administrator so the new driver installs correctly.
Restart your PC after updating.
On first login after updating, choose your @username when prompted.
For HTTP Logger with encrypted traffic, allow the certificate prompt if you want to inspect HTTPS content.
USB Monitor and HTTP Logger require an administrator account on Windows.
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