Something got through that should not have
Worth knowing which of three things happened, because they have different answers and only one of them is a gap in the filter.
What is probably going on
It was reached inside an app rather than in a browser. A native app pins its own connection and ignores DNS entirely — no DNS product can see inside one, Haven included.
- Open the coverage map — every app that bypasses DNS is listed there with its browser equivalent.
- Swap the app for its website. The same account, the same feed, and it sits fully inside your protected space with Haven on the page.
- Remove the app afterwards, or the swap is only a suggestion.
The page was already cached, or its address was already resolved. DNS answers live for minutes to hours, and a page open before protection started keeps working.
- Close the browser fully and reopen it.
- Try again after a few minutes.
- If it still resolves, it is not caching — read the next cause.
The site is genuinely not in the resolver's adult-content category. Category lists are large and good but they are not complete, and a brand new domain can take days to be categorised.
- Add it as a household rule — a block you write yourself applies on every device in the household and takes effect on the next sync.
- Tell us, so the gap is on the record. The report form takes the address of the page.
What Haven cannot fix here
Stated plainly, because a product that hides its edges is how you end up trusting a surface nobody is covering.
Next door to this
Still stuck?
Two doors, and neither of them is a queue you never hear back from.
Last checked 2026-08. Nothing on this page was written by a model — a made-up menu path is worse than no instruction at all, and this is the page somebody reads when they are already stuck.