This feed records public-safe progress on EXFILTR research, scopes, prototypes, and trust reviews. It does not imply availability.
This week is focused on production readiness, public trust surfaces, and reviewable internal product groundwork. No products are being presented as live.
The homepage, Lab, permission registry, product pages, rejected ideas archive, and research map now work together as one public trust system.
TabRest has an internal Manifest V3 prototype for local session save and restore review. CWS submission is pending QA, screenshots, and release review.
Refine is scoped as a user-triggered readability workflow utility. Implementation and real-page QA come after TabRest launch prep.
EXFILTR now tracks hidden browser friction, repeated workarounds, simplicity gaps, and transparent concept-validation signals alongside replacement demand.
The Lab, rejected ideas archive, permission registry, now define how EXFILTR will show progress without fake launches or hype.
The feed records useful changes, not every commit. The point is public clarity, not noise.
Browser workflow collapse, hidden friction, orphaned tools, and trust-risk categories are tracked before product work begins.
TabRest and Refine have defined v1 boundaries, out-of-scope lists, and privacy-first permission assumptions.
Internal prototypes can be built and reviewed without public install claims, store submissions, or launch language.