You can now completely block websites or certain subdomains or paths of websites. You can even create recurring blocks that turn on on certain days/hours of the week.

- Bug fixes. - Adds support for new languages.

- Fixes an issue where the intervention on Safari was not triggered in some cases. - Stability improvements for the Re-Intervention. - Adds support for adding only certain URL-paths of websites (e.g. only intervene sub-parts of certain sites). - General stability fixes.

Minor bug fixes & improvements.

This update adds an all-new version of the one sec Safari Extension: - Adds the Re-Intervention feature: you can now set a maximum time interval after which the website will be blocked and another intervention is required. - Adds two new intervention types: Random Text and Minimal Breathing Exercise. - Adds more customization settings for website url paths, and subdomains. - Bug fixes and stability improvements. - Adds subscription sync.

- Fixes an issue where the app would crash when attempting to add a new app. - Layout improvements. - Fixes an issue where the system would ask for permission that one sec can access its app group storage. - Hopefully this also fixes the issue where the menu bar icon would remain blank after a restart of the system.

TLDR: This update implements workarounds for Apple’s Sequoia software glitches in order to restore one sec’s full functionality. Detailed info: This update fixes a bug introduced by Apple with macOS Sequoia (macOS 15.0) and Safari 18.0. Unfortunately, Apple has introduced a bug that causes permanent data loss (one of the worst bug categories that exist): All of one sec’s statistics and settings are lost after updating to macOS Sequoia :( Yeah, this is not cool. But there’s nothing we can do. To top it off, they have also introduced a new bug in Safari 18.0.1 in attempt to fix the previous issue. Now their storage API isn’t behaving according to the specification anymore. This update of one sec compensates for that. If you have both Safari 18.0.1 and one sec 1.3.1 installed on your Mac, you can finally enjoy using one sec and all its features again! I’m sorry about all the trouble, but this was out of our hands. If you’re interested in the backgrounds of this, WebKit is open source and you can read all the details here: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/pull/33778 If you wrote a review about one sec not working anymore, I’d appreciate if you could revisit it now. Thanks a lot for understanding.

- Fixes an issue where purchases made on an iPhone or iPad would not automatically sync to the Mac version. - Updates the Safari extension to an all-new beautiful design and all-improved technical foundation.

Fixes an issue where on macOS Sonoma / Safari 17.0 the intervention would not reset when leaving the tab.

Fixes a bug where some purchases wouldn't sync over from the iOS app or from family sharing. Sorry about that!

- Improving the Safari extension, especially with intentional app switching. - Improved native intervention: now reacts much faster and has some UI improvements. - Adds a new onboarding. - Adds improved app icon.

Fixes a bug where in-app purchases would not restore.

- Fixes an issue where restoring the one-time-purchase could fail. - Adds the Safari extension.

- Fixes an issue where restoring the one-time-purchase could fail. - Adds the Safari extension.

Fixes a bug where adding a new app/website to the macOS version would cause the iOS app to add all apps that you have scrolled by to the overview page! I am very sorry about that annoyance. This update should fix the issue that those empty datapoints are added. For now you’ll have to manually delete them in the iOS app if they disturb you.

Fixes an issue where intentional app switching wouldn't work on macOS.

As a reminder: Firefox is not yet supported by one sec unfortunately. We’re working on it! This update fixes an issue that would trigger one sec always when Firefox is open, independently from the current website.

Fixing three annoying bugs in this update: 1. Button to continue into the target app/website was invisible for custom apps in light mode. 2. Opening Settings on Ventura would fail. 3. Apps without associated URL (like iMessage) wouldn't trigger one sec. Hope you enjoy these improvements. Since the Mac version of one sec is fairly new, I am always happy to receive feedback, bug reports and ideas to improve the app!

Small bug fixes.

Fixes an issue where the In-App-Purchase could not be restored.