Notable changes to the scanner, the web app and the report pipeline, newest first. Dates are the day a change reached production. Anything that changes how a finding is graded names the rule, so you can compare an older report with a newer one.
Isolated scan browser, newer Chromium, fair-use limits on the free scan
Scanning
Each scan runs in its own isolated browser, which is discarded when the scan ends.
Scanning and PDF rendering moved to a newer Chromium (Playwright 1.63). No rule or grading changed in this release.
Free scan
Fair-use limits. On top of the existing one scan per email address every 7 days, the free scan now limits submissions per network address and across the site as a whole. Most visitors will not notice them. When a limit applies, the form says which one: a site-wide busy limit, or the one-scan-per-week rule for your email address.
If the free-scan service is unavailable, the form shows an error instead of accepting the request.
Web app
The web app moved to Next.js 15.
“Start free scan” in the navigation now takes you straight to the scan form.
Each language homepage now has search-specific title and description text, written separately from the page copy. The Trust Center, Verify, Corrections, Abuse and “How we use AI” pages are listed in the sitemap.