6.1: Faster, more accurate labels for gaming and health videos, cleaner handling of page clutter, and a helpful tip when your YouTube home is empty.

What's new in 5.17

• More accurate filtering on YouTube's new home-feed layout. Video titles are now read correctly, and every video is classified once.
• Music videos are detected reliably again using YouTube's ♪ badge.
• Better recognition of gaming, startup/business and music videos.
• Hides YouTube's "Explore more topics" shelf. Pausing the extension brings it back, together with the category chips.
• Fixed: videos in categories you never blocked could be hidden.
• Fixed: clicking videos no longer trains the filter on wrong labels. A correction only teaches a word after it appears on two different videos.
• Privacy and security hardening: settings sync only talks to algorightai.com, and fewer extension files are exposed to websites.

On-device content filter for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and X. Sorts videos and posts into categories so you choose what appears in your feed; hides Shorts, Reels and clickbait; filters sponsored posts; and adds focus tools — per-platform screen-time limits, a focus-session timer, and Deep Work Mode. Classification runs on your device. Optional "AI Classification" sends only a video's title and channel name for a category and can be

5.14

• Fixed a bug where updating the extension could reset your filter settings back to defaults
• Added an on/off control for AI-assisted classification directly in the popup, under a new Privacy section
• Improved contrast and touch-target size on category badges for better accessibility
• Reduced requested permissions
• General reliability and performance improvements

Security hardening for account and billing protection, plus simplified pricing. Daily screen time limits and custom category training are now included in Pro (previously a separate tier). Added a daily login streak with credit rewards, redeemable for extra AI-powered filtering.