... Just shipped PanicMode 1.2.0. This update brings support for French, German, and Spanish, a redesigned macOS installer, a proper settings panel inside the launcher, customizable shortcuts, and multi-display support. I also spent time polishing the experience across both macOS and Windows with better theme integration, performance improvements, and a few UI fixes. Thanks to everyone who tested the app and shared feedback over the past weeks, it genuinely helped shape this release. Comment from Justin Seyvecou(@justin_seyvecou): @karimbenkeroum ...

... Small update since launch day: I added a live interactive preview directly into the PanicMode website so people can instantly try the concept before downloading the desktop app. You can now press /Ctrl + Shift + O anywhere on the website to trigger a browser-based overlay preview of PanicMode

... recently started testing a very small Google Ads campaign for PanicMode. That also meant adding a minimal Google attribution script to the website, which honestly felt a bit ironic for a privacy-focused project. I still wanted to handle it in the most transparent way possible. The website now asks for consent before loading anything advertising-related, and PanicMode

... After launch day, one thing became very obvious to me: people generally understand and relate to the idea behind PanicMode, but many still don t feel convinced enough to install or buy it. So I started iterating on the website experience itself. I just added a live interactive demo directly on the site. You can now press /Ctrl + Shift + O anywhere on the website and PanicMode

... Launch day is over Really enjoyed the discussions around PanicMode during the launch. Funny to realize almost everyone already has their own version of a "panic shortcut": alt-tabbing into a terminal minimizing everything manually using privacy screen filters pretending to debug something important PanicMode