Version 2.0.7 is a fixes-only release. No new features, no new
permissions, and no change to what is stored on your computer.

• A blurred name could slide out from under its cover. The cover was
  placed once and only moved when you scrolled, so anything else that
  shifted the page (a row appearing above, a section expanding, an
  image loading) left the name readable.
• Deleting rows, such as filtering a gradebook down to one class
  period, left the covers of the deleted rows behind on screen.
• Pages that rebuild a cell rather than edit it left that cell blurred
  afterwards, even once it no longer showed a name.
• A text change beside a student's photo took the blur off it.
• The click-to-blur picker had no working shortcut. Firefox and Chrome
  reserve Alt+Shift+B, so the key listed in the popup and options page
  did nothing. It is now Alt+Shift+K. Panic (Alt+Shift+H) and the
  presentation shield (Alt+Shift+S) are unchanged.
• A CSV that starts with a title line above the column headings, which
  is how most gradebooks export, imported the title as a student and
  dropped every surname.
• Importing a CSV that cannot be read now tells you so.

Fixes only. No new features, no new permissions.

• Grade cell blurring now works on Canvas, PowerSchool and Google
  Classroom. It only ever worked when the score was the cell's own
  text, and those sites wrap it, so the setting did nothing there.
• Importing a CSV whose rows have a space after the comma no longer
  garbles every name, which left the whole class unblurred.
• Switching class period in the popup no longer gets undone by the
  options tab.
• The tab mask now keeps the favicon hidden, not just the title.
• "Hide tab title" is no longer offered while the presentation
  shield is on, since the shield already masks every tab.
• Clicking empty space in click-to-blur no longer blurs the whole
  page and then undoes itself.
• Blurring survives other extensions installing a page theme.
• Pseudonym labels read correctly on dark sites.

Fixes only. No new features and no new permissions.

• Blurred names, emails and ID numbers no longer come uncovered when
  something else on the same line updates.
• "Blur grade cells" now covers letter grades (A, A-, B+), not just
  percentages and fractions.
• The options page no longer overwrites rosters or settings you changed
  in the popup or captured from a page.
• CSV import handles unrecognised column headings, "Garcia, Maria" lists,
  and files saved from Excel on Windows.
• Roster capture no longer skips students with accented names.
• Meeting mode no longer switches itself off while a call is still open.

RosterBlur no longer reads password fields.

Blurring a name you have typed means reading what is in the input
boxes on the page, and until now that included password boxes. A
password shows as dots on screen, so there was never anything there
worth blurring. Password fields, hidden fields, and any field a site
marks as a password or a one-time code are now skipped outright.

Nothing was ever stored or sent, and the extension still makes no
network requests of any kind. This is hardening, not a fix for a leak.

One thing this changes for you: a student name typed into a password
box will no longer blur. It was already showing as dots.

Version 2.0.3 is a fixes-only release. No new features, no new
permissions, and no change to what is stored on your computer.

Names that were not blurring, and now do:

• Names split across two elements. A gradebook that keeps the first
  name in one cell or column and the last name in the next one never
  showed the whole name in one place, so roster blur looked right past
  it. Only the parts the name covers get blurred, so the grade in the
  next column stays readable.
• Names with stroked or horned letters, such as Lukasz, Soren, Duong
  and Dang, when your roster spells them the plain way. Those letters
  carry no accent mark to strip, so the two spellings were being
  treated as two different people.
• "Garcia, Maria Elena" used to stop blurring at "Garcia, Maria" and
  leave the middle name showing.
• Names inside a collapsed panel, or a tab you had not opened yet.
  They were skipped once and never looked at again, so they showed up
  unblurred the moment you opened the panel.

Other fixes:

• Pseudonym labels are now fully opaque. On a page with a partly
  see-through background, the real name could be read through the
  "Student 3" label that was covering it.
• CSV import handles exports that label only one half of the name,
  such as "First Name, Email Address". Those used to import as
  "Jordan jordan@school.edu", which matches nothing on any page.
• Editing a roster and then the never-blur list within a moment of
  each other no longer throws the roster edit away.
• The panic hotkey (Alt+Shift+H) now works on tabs that were already
  open before RosterBlur was installed or updated, instead of quietly
  doing nothing.
• Turning on the presentation shield while a page was still loading no
  longer leaves that one tab unshielded.
• Updating RosterBlur re-arms tabs that are already open, instead of
  leaving them with a copy that could no longer see your settings.

Bug fixes only. No new features, no new permissions.

• Student names written with combining accent marks now blur. A name
  like Jose with an accent can be stored two ways that look identical
  on screen, and only one of them was matching, so rosters imported
  from some CSV exports left those students visible.
• Unmasking a tab no longer leaves it reading "Untitled" when the page
  had no title of its own.
• Elements you clicked to blur are restored after a page rebuilds
  itself, instead of vanishing until you reload.
• Fixed console errors on pages that were already open while
  RosterBlur was installing or updating.

RosterBlur 2.0 is the one-click release.

• Presentation shield: press Alt+Shift+S (or the big button in the popup) before you share your screen. It masks every tab title and switches roster blur on everywhere, then shows an ON badge so you know you are covered. Title masking is free; roster name blur is the Pro half, and the button says so plainly.
• Free 7-day Pro trial on every install, including updates from 1.x. No account, no card. When it ends, the free tools keep working like before.
• Capture roster from the page (Pro): open your gradebook or class list, click Capture in the popup, then click the list. RosterBlur extracts the student names, shows a preview, and saves them as a roster. No more typing names in.
• Pro keys now activate with one click on the purchase confirmation page. Pasting still works too.
• New Pro options: natural fictional names instead of "Student 1" labels, blur student photos, blur grade cells, and a never-blur list for names that should stay visible (like yours).
• The popup gained quick roster toggles and a count of names hidden this week.
• Site licenses for departments and school buildings, one key for the whole team.
• Fixed a bug where settings changes arriving in the same instant could be dropped.

Still zero network requests: rosters, settings, and your license key never leave this browser.