First of all, it's impressive, especially considering it's still in development. If you don't stop developing it too early and train the AI better it can become the best software of that kind.

So far I've only noticed one thing worth criticizing and it's that the censorship does not work on fullscreen in windows media player. The moment I turn on fullscreen, software stops censoring even though you can still hear the audio, so it certainly still works in some way.

I also feel that you could add a creation of presets so users would not have to delete or change everything when they want to try out something different.

Also, I think it's missing the game mode featured in your previous work. Maybe it didn't have many levels and became kinda underwhelming once you've reached the 3rd stage, but it was still a very fun feature. From what I read you plan on adding something similar so I'm just letting you know it was pretty cool.

Best of luck, can't wait to see how things will look in the future!

Hey, thanks a lot for the comment!

Most apps and games have a exclusive fullscreen mode that prevents any other window to be visible. So, in order to make Hoscreen visible, you have to select Borderless fullscreen in your application (ex : in windows media player, however I'm not sure the option does exist).

"add a creation of presets". I plan to create a Collection system of filters to easily reload/remove a group of filters. In 0.3, your presets are only saved per filter.

I have some game mode ideas, and you will be able to select your custom Collection of filters for each levels of the game !