Version 1.0.1 [2014-06-25]

Version 1.0.0 [2014-06-25]

[Bugfix] Fixed race condition that caused colors to differ slightly when typing quickly
[Changed] Using CSS transitions when supported, falling back on jQuery animate() (joshdick)
[Changed] Refactored and modernized code base

[Changed] Renamed chroma-hash.js to jquery.chroma-hash.js, in order to better-communicate jQuery dependency

[Bugfix] Chroma-Hash function now works for password elements that do not have an id attribue
[Changed] Updated and modernized example page to HTML5
[Changed] Color transitions now use CSS3 transitions, rather than jQuery Color Animations

[Changed] jQuery UI Dependency Removed: Chroma-Hash now includes jQuery Color Animations (John Resig), which was the critical component from jQuery UI. (On suggestion of Stan Wiechers, Joel Moss, and others)
[New] Low Bit Rounding: Each color channel has its least significant digit rounded to zero (eg. 0xF4 -> 0xF0, 0x42 -> 0x4). This increases the number of collisions per color, and thereby improves the overall security of the visualization. Since the differences in colors within a particular 4-byte range are nearly imperceptible to humans, this change does not affect general aesthetics. (Thanks to Ian Young)
[Bugfix] CSS Positioning Errors: Positioning of color bars is now more robust across different browsers. Successfully tested on Safari 4, Firefox 3.5 and Opera 10

[New] Salt: Added parameter for salt to be applied for hash function
[New] Grayscale: Added parameter to specify minimum number of characters of input needed for colors to appear. Under that length, bars appear in grayscale
[Bugfix] "Color change effects pause on lost focus" (mikehamer)
[Changed] Tag-line is now "A sexy, secure visualization of password field input"

Initial release