Releases: claustromaniac/httpz
Releases · claustromaniac/httpz
HTTPZ
- Fixed silly error when implementing the fix for #24. With automatic mode off, non-standard redirections are now respected by the extension just like standard server-side redirections
HTTPZ
- fixes
maxWait
getting saved as a string instead of an integer
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HTTPZ
- Added option to set a maximum time to wait before retrying requests over HTTP
- Fixed issue with non-standard, client-side redirections from https to http
HTTPZ
- Simplified the checks that determine the behavior of the pop-up in private windows
- Improved compatibility with other extensions
HTTPZ
- Fixed ignore list getting flushed when pressing the
Save
button in the options while the extension is set to remember sites only for the duration of the session - Minimal refactoring
HTTPZ
- Expired entries in the ignore list are now automatically removed when the browser goes idle
- The intermediate page in manual mode now includes a button for retrying the request over HTTPS
- Streamlining, optimizations, minor fixes and improvements.
HTTPZ
- fixed redirections to HTTP on errors caused by user interactions
- fixed timeout errors not being handled
These could be considered hotfixes, but they involve relatively minimal changes, so they should be fine.
HTTPZ
Summary of changes since the previous stable release:
- improved the checks to avoid redirecting local/private addresses
- HTTPZ no longer redirects based on the type of error returned by Firefox. Instead, it makes sure items only stay in the ignore list as long as sites that error out over https don't do so over http (i.e. when the retry over http fails too, the item is removed from the ignore list). This should be a future-proof and overall more reliable approach
- the whitelist can now be edited directly from the options page. Items added to the whitelist from an incognito window (via the popup) should always be invisible there
- HTTPZ by default now remembers sites that load successfully over HTTPS, and doesn't fall back to HTTP if redirecting those to HTTPS fails in the future. Can be disabled from the options page
- HTTP error codes are no longer considered errors. Users have to manually whitelist sites if they get such errors (like 404 not found)
- fixed page action not showing consistently for whitelisted sites
- added button to clear the whitelist (including hidden elements) in the options page
- added controls to export/import settings in JSON format
- fixed numeric input element in the options page resetting to 1 when the relevant radio element was re-selected after selecting another one
- automatic redirection to HTTP is now optional and enabled by default. Disabling causes the extension to show a warning instead, giving users the choice of redirecting to HTTP
- improved webRequest handlers to cover more scenarios
- significant memory optimizations and other minor fixes and improvements
Note: jumped from 0.7.0b6
to 0.7.1
because of a problem when uploading 0.7.0
HTTPZ
HTTPZ
- fixes: saving after clearing whitelist restores incognito whitelist
Note: jumped from 0.7.0b3
to 0.7.0b5
because Mozilla was throwing a wild gateway error every time I tried to validate 0.7.0b4