Elisabeth L. 
DeniedPixels includes a shared access feature that lets you invite another person to manage your extension settings remotely. You send an invite by email, they accept, and from that point they can adjust your censoring configuration from their end.
How to set it up
From your extension settings, enter the email address of the person you want to invite. They’ll receive an invite and once they accept, they get remote access to your settings panel. That’s it — no complicated setup, no account sharing, no exchanging passwords.
What the remote manager can do
The person you invite can adjust your extension settings remotely — detection zones, censoring styles, sensitivity, site blocking, and other configuration options. They can also lock settings so they can’t be changed from your end. When a setting is locked, you’ll see it in your panel but won’t be able to modify it until the lock is removed.
This is useful for accountability setups where you want someone else to define and maintain your filtering configuration, or for situations where one person manages settings across multiple users (like a household or shared environment).
You’re always in control
Even when settings are locked by a remote manager, you can revoke shared access at any time. Once you initiate a revoke, there’s a 24-hour processing period before it takes effect. After that, their access is fully removed and any locks they’ve applied are lifted. No approval from the other person is needed — the revocation is entirely your decision.
The 24-hour window exists to prevent impulsive changes and give both parties time to communicate. It’s a common pattern in accountability software. But the key point is: you can always start the revocation process whenever you want, and it will always go through.
