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Releases: cardi/auntietuna

v0.0.4.5

10 Mar 04:56
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known-good:

  • updates pre-installed lists with login.usc.edu

bug fixes:

  • fixes a typo that prevents the contentscript from running properly

v0.0.4.4

13 Jan 22:15
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feature changes:

  • logo: new, fresh logo! (thank you)
  • phishing alerts are now dismissable, and contains a link to a pre-filled false positive report for easy submission
  • options page: re-designed to be simple and usable
  • options page: known-good files can be dragged onto a full page "drop zone" instead of a small box

bug fixes:

  • db: known-good should auto-populate on first-run correctly (chromium)
  • debug: all console messages are guarded behind DEBUG / debug mode

v0.0.4.3

22 Oct 22:28
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changes:

  • ui: consistent naming ('hashes' -> 'known-good')
  • ui: moved 'download hashes' button behind debug mode (enable in options)
  • known-good management: delete individual row entries
  • known-good management: you can now import lists containing many known-good entries
  • chromium: initial release using webextension-polyfill

v0.0.4.2

15 Oct 04:22
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changes:

  • dexie: update from 3.0.0-alpha.8 to 3.0.0.-beta.1 (CSP errors are gone!)
  • injected div on suspected sites and table in options are generated more programatically
  • development: can now lint the source code with make lint

v0.0.4.1

08 Oct 22:19
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changes:

  • options: 'preferences' is now 'options
  • options: you can now select which hashes to export
  • auto-update: initial support implemented

v0.0.4

06 Oct 00:56
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0.0.4 marks the first alpha release of AuntieTuna for Mozilla Firefox.

Features:

  • rewrite of most underlying logic and code, and front-end
  • import/export, management of hashes and lists

Development notes:

  • uses Dexie.js to manage the DB instead of raw indexeddb operations
  • uses Promises (mostly?) instead of callbacks