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Changelog

What’s new

A running log of changes. Dates are filled in at release.

  1. v1.1.0

    Automatic detection + privacy hardening
    • New — Automatic PII detection: one click on Scan finds and blurs emails, phone numbers, credit cards, SSNs and API keys, and keeps watching so anything that loads later (lazy lists, new pages) is caught too. Detection runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
    • Sturdier box blur: it turns solid over video, canvas and embedded frames a soft blur can’t reliably cover, stays above page pop-ups, and won’t slide off content the app removes — so what looks hidden stays hidden in every screen-share and recording.
    • Blurs now track movement: regions follow animations, expanding panels and re-layouts frame-by-frame instead of drifting.
    • Runs on the strictest sites: the control bar now loads where tight security policies previously blocked it.
    • Smoother licensing — a network hiccup right after activation no longer wastes a device slot — and blurred regions are now keyboard-removable.

  2. v1.0.0

    Pricing & self-healing licensing
    • Live pricing — monthly, yearly (with a free trial) and lifetime plans, with checkout handled by Dodo.
    • Self-healing key delivery: a freshly bought key activates the installed extension automatically; your key also lands in your account and inbox.
    • Redesigned popup and Account screens.

  3. v0.3.0

    Live licensing + Pro
    • Activate Pro with a license key, validated directly against Dodo’s public endpoints — no account required in the extension.
    • Entitlement is cached locally and re-checked infrequently; Pro keeps working offline within a grace window.
    • Pro: per-site auto-apply — saved blurs re-apply automatically on load for sites you enable.
    • Honest, plain-language messages for invalid keys, device limits and being offline.

  4. v0.2.0

    Extension hardening
    • Region blur now locks to the content under it and survives scrolling and re-layout.
    • Blur is applied inline so a strict site’s security policy can’t silently disable it — and it fails safe, never revealing content.
    • Blurs re-apply after single-page-app navigation; un-blurring is remembered too.
    • Accessible, draggable, keyboard-dismissable control bar; reduced-motion respected.
    • New original icons and an Account screen for license keys.

  5. v0.1.0

    First build
    • Box and element blur gestures, panic blur, and per-site persistence.