- Fixed: on Safari, turning on Etsy checking now works. The switch in settings did nothing, because Safari only asks for site access while you're on the site itself, from its own toolbar button. Knockoff now points you to Etsy and lets Safari ask there. Needs Safari 17 or later.

- New: hide sellers by country. Pick countries in the in-page panel and Knockoff hides listings from sellers based there, right where the seller flags show. Only sellers Knockoff can identify are ever hidden. Unknown sellers are left alone, and you can undo it from the hidden listing or the panel. - New: pseudo-brands are now filtered inside Amazon's "Sponsored" brand carousels (the product-collection strips), not just regular search tiles. - Improved: the badge on low-rated listings now says what it caught ("Low rating", "No ratings", or "Few reviews") instead of showing the brand name, which read as a call against the brand itself. - Improved: fewer good brands mistaken for junk. Listings that lead with generic words like "Accessories" or "Compatible" are no longer read as brand names. - Improved: seller flags now resolve for more sellers outside the US. - Improved: the "Find US alternatives" button now stays on flagged-junk brands even when they're sold by a US seller. - Fixed: shoes and other fashion listings on Amazon's mobile site no longer show "No brand". The brand is now read from mobile-web cards.

- New: a "Send feedback" form built into the control panel. Tell us about a brand we missed, a bug, or an idea in a couple of clicks. Leave an email if you'd like a reply, or don't. It sends your note and the address of the page you're on, and nothing else. - New: on iPhone and iPad, where Safari buries the toolbar button behind the "aA" menu, Knockoff now shows a small button in the bottom corner that opens its panel. The panel opens as a bottom sheet you can swipe away, with the filtered count and the show-hidden toggle inside it. The count pill that used to flicker while counting is fixed on desktop too. - Improved: the "Likely junk seller" warning on a product page is now a button. Click it to Trust, Block, or report the seller as legitimate, the same one-click controls you already have on brands. - Improved: Knockoff now sits out Amazon's grocery storefronts the way it already skips books and media, so everyday food staples aren't mistaken for pseudo-brands. - Improved: fewer false flags. Connector words at the start of a listing title, real brands on Amazon's eco-tagged recommendation tiles, and short all-caps seller initials are no longer mistaken for pseudo-brands. - Improved: the "Find US alternatives" button now appears only on amazon.com and only when "Help pick US alternatives" is on. It no longer showed up on other marketplaces or when the setting was off. - Windows: seller-origin flag chips now show real flags instead of the country code twice, like "US US". Windows has no flag emoji, so Knockoff now bundles a small flag font.

New: Knockoff now filters Amazon's Deals, Best Sellers, and New Releases pages, plus the "related items" carousels on product and home pages — not just search and browse results. New: a "Find US alternatives" button on product pages opens a list of similar listings whose seller we can name, with US sellers flagged. To pick which products are worth covering, Knockoff reports the products you open — the product, never who was looking. On by default; turn it off with "Help pick US alternatives" in settings. New: listings now show a small flag for where the seller is based, right on the product image in search results and on the product page, so you can see a listing's origin at a glance. Flags are display-only and never change what Knockoff filters. On by default; you can turn them off in settings. New: when Knockoff doesn't recognize a seller yet, it shows a "Where from?" chip — opening the seller page adds their country to a community-built map that every install benefits from, and the countries you help map fill in a personal passport. Only seller IDs and countries are ever sent, never anything about you, your search, or the products. Improved: the seller country chip is now clickable everywhere. A resolved country used to be a dead label; both it and "Where from?" now open the seller's Amazon profile, where you can check the claim for yourself. Improved: the community seller map now reads the whole business-identity block Amazon already publishes on a seller's profile page (registered name, address and contact details, disclosed there under marketplace-transparency laws). Only the seller's public details are contributed, never anything about you. Revisiting a seller page now refreshes what we hold, so a seller that moves gets noticed. Fixed: the seller-map contribution stats could show a community total smaller than your own count. The two numbers now count the same thing. Plus under-the-hood reliability and anti-abuse hardening for the community seller map.