-eGuard can turn on YouTube's Restricted Mode (Moderate or Strict), as set by a parent on the dashboard.
-SafeSearch is harder to get around: searches on other search engines are blocked while SafeSearch is on, and the
block page names the search engines you can use.
-Approving a website no longer opens a more specific part of it that a parent blocked.
-The popup now says when a sync was refused or failed, instead of showing "Protection active".
Fewer requests to eGuard while offline or when buttons are pressed over and over.

First release of eGuard Browser Protection for Firefox.

• Pair with your eGuard family account using a one-time code from the parent dashboard. Your password is never entered in your child's browser.
• Block the kinds of websites you choose (adult content, gambling, gaming and more) and any specific sites you add.
• SafeSearch on Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo.
• Focus hours: only the websites you allow open during the times you set, plus an allowed-only mode for younger children.
• A calm block page that explains why a site is blocked and lets your child ask you for access. You approve or say no from the dashboard.
• Popup showing protection status, your family's settings and today's blocked pages (counts only, never which sites).
• Health checks that tell you in the dashboard when protection needs attention, for example when private windows aren't covered.
• Settings page that shows your family's settings. Only a parent can change them, from the dashboard.

Requires Firefox 140 or later and an eGuard family account.