Intro:
One day, I asked myself: Why do browsers like Chrome or Brave get all the fun? Can I build my own? That’s when I started SafeNet Jr., a mini-browser with parental controls.
Features I added:
🚫 Blocked websites that distract students.
🎯 Focus Mode — auto-blocks YouTube, Netflix, and other entertainment sites.
🔐 Simple Parental Settings screen for adding/removing blocked sites.
Why this matters:
Students (like me!) get distracted a lot. Having a browser that encourages focus is a game-changer.
What I learned:
Web browsers are complicated, but even a demo version can teach you tons about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
UI design is just as important as coding.
Future idea:
Maybe one day, SafeNet Jr. could become a real student browser that schools use.
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