Users must now opt-in to early unlock option when activating self-lock

Major New Feature: Safe Request Mode We have introduced "Safe Request Mode," which automatically enforces server-side safety filters for popular search engines and content platforms. This works alongside our existing on-page filtering to provide multi-layered protection.

Search Engines: Enforces "SafeSearch" or "Strict Mode" for Google, Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo.
YouTube: Enforces Restricted Mode (Strict or Moderate).
Tumblr Integration (New in 1.2.0): Seamlessly filters mature content from Tumblr feeds without breaking the page layout. This includes:
Filtering initial page content.
Intercepting background API requests (infinite scroll).
Removing posts labeled as "Potentially mature," "Adult," or "Explicit."
New Feature: Self-Lock Mode Designed for voluntary content restriction, Self-Lock allows users to lock the filter settings for a set duration.

Flexible Timers: Lock for 1 hour, 24 hours, 1 week, or a custom duration.
Anti-Tamper: Prevents disabling the extension or changing settings while active.
Strict Enforcement: Optionally enforces Safe Request Mode and overrides allow-lists during the lock period.
Recovery: Includes a secure recovery code system and a "cool-down" unlock mechanism to prevent impulsive decisions.
Enhancements:

Settings UI: Completely redesigned settings page with tabbed navigation (General, Self-Lock, Security, Safe Request Mode).
Security: Separate passphrases for Admin settings and Self-Lock mode.
Performance: Optimized content detection scripts for faster page loads.