During December 2025, Paris Elias developed an input event filtering mechanism for the LadybirdBrowser/ladybird repository, focusing on improving event handling in multi-page contexts. Using C++ and leveraging expertise in software architecture, Paris modified the EventLoop to process only input events intended for the current page, while re-enqueuing events for other pages to be handled later. This approach reduced unnecessary cross-page processing and enhanced responsiveness when multiple pages were active. The work demonstrated a clear understanding of event-driven programming and efficient resource management, though it was limited in scope to a single feature and did not include bug fixes during the period.