v1.20.11

Changes since v1.20.1.

1.20.11 — Multiple daily schedule windows

• Add up to 32 independent day/time windows to blocklists, whitelists, and policy targets with a shared timezone and OR matching.
• Preserve existing single-window schedules through SQLite/MySQL schema upgrades.
• Add window controls, per-window day presets, complete summaries, and next-transition calculations across overlapping and overnight windows.
• Validate every saved window and cover weekday/weekend boundaries, DST, round trips, and migration.

1.20.10 — Apply target precedence to scoped lists

• Use only the highest-priority scheduled target’s list assignments instead of combining endpoint, hostname, and network assignments.
• Preserve global lists, whitelist-target bypass, and fallback outside target schedules.
• Keep Policy Tester list explanations consistent with the decision engine and document the precedence change.

1.20.9 — Flush PTR cache

• Add an authenticated, CSRF-protected PTR cache flush control in Settings → Runtime.
• Clear learned identities and cached answers, queue tracked clients for fresh resolution, and preserve query history.
• Discard stale in-flight results and serialize invalidation with policy reloads.

1.20.8 — Compact policy target search

• Keep Search and Reset sized to their content and aligned with the target filters, with wrapping on narrow screens.

1.20.7 — Compact policy target actions

• Shorten policy target action labels to Pause, Resume, and Edit.
• Restore pause/resume controls on whitelist targets using the existing target-state action.

1.20.6 — Clear policy target terminology and polished controls

• Distinguish blocklist targets from whitelist targets in cards, editors, schedules, and creation buttons.
• Hide blocking state and pause/resume controls for whitelist targets, whose bypass follows their schedule independently of blocking state.
• Polish policy target actions with consistent sizing, icons, theme-aware colors, responsive layouts, and keyboard focus states.

1.20.5 — Streamlined README

• Focus the README on a concise overview, one complete recommended setup, and the stable-main update procedure.
• Move optional tag installation and checkout-transition instructions into the alternative-installation guide; consolidate setup and navigation text.
• Preserve every Reddit review and attribution unchanged as the final README section.

1.20.4 — Stable main installation workflow

• Recommend standard clone and fast-forward pull on stable main, keeping exact release-tag installation as an option.
• Add safe instructions for moving an existing single-branch tag checkout to main; retain matching release configuration for pinned Docker Hub images.
• Document dev as the home for unreleased application changes and main for stable code and current documentation, including contributor instructions.

1.20.3 — Pin installation instructions to the stable release

• Use the current published v1.20.1 tag in both source-build and Docker Hub configuration clone instructions.
• Replace branch-pull upgrade instructions with explicit tag fetch/checkouts and explain detached HEAD behavior and matching Docker image versions.
• Clarify the distinction between current source and published release versions; keep release-maintenance guidance consistent.

1.20.2 — Documentation consolidation

• Keep the recommended source-built Compose quick start in the README and move detailed deployment, user, API, operations, and contributor material into linked guides.
• Correct ignored-question semantics, system-theme options, incremental PTR reconciliation, and statistics/retention guidance; clarify migration prerequisites and runtime authentication.
• Consolidate repeated setup, security, and release instructions, and replace the completed TLS implementation checklist with links to current documentation.
• Update Docker Hub examples to the successfully published 1.20.1 image.
• Preserve all Reddit reviews unchanged as the final README section. Existing release tags and branches remain unchanged.

Upgrade note: Scoped lists now follow endpoint → hostname → network priority instead of combining assignments. Global lists still apply. Existing schedules are preserved; database upgrades add support for additional time windows.

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