2.8.11

Group-Based Approvals: Connected browsers can be organized into groups so helpers can push or approve website and file requests for specific groups, a single browser, or the entire fleet.

PIN Tamper Alerts: Repeated failed attempts to unlock extension settings automatically notify the support team.

2.8.10

1-Hour Approval Status: When a helper remotely approves an unknown file download for one hour, the user's blocked-download screen updates to show who approved it, when it expires, and a one-click retry button.

2.8.9

Remote Settings Lock (PIN): Connecting to a support team locks the extension's settings and prevents disconnecting; users can only unlock settings for 15 minutes using a rotating 4-digit PIN provided by the helper (works offline).

Temporary File Approvals: Helpers can remotely approve unknown file downloads for a temporary 1-hour window rather than granting permanent access.

2.8.8

Added local 30-day history scanning for initial setup.

2.8.4

One-Click User Callback: Connected browsers can sync the user's phone number to the support team, giving helpers a direct click-to-call button inside alerts and access requests.

2.8.3

Email & Page Scam Signals: When the local scam check hides a high-confidence scam email or web page (or if the user clicks "Show anyway"), the browser sends a privacy-preserving warning sign (sender domain and reason only, never message content) to the support team.

2.8.1

Zero-Touch Fleet Enrollment: Browsers can automatically connect to a support team at install or startup via enterprise browser policy—locking them from local disconnection—and automatically exempt the connected server from scam-word filtering.

2.8.0

Live Scam-in-Progress Alerts: Connected browsers stream lightweight warning signs (blocked sites, hidden scam text, dangerous downloads, payment pauses, or blocked extensions) to the support team, triggering an urgent alert to call the user when multiple risk signals occur within 10 minutes.