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v0.8.35

10 Feb 00:13
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New and notable:

  • offline contacts are collapsed by default #2198
  • add non-routable addresses (10.x.x.x, etc.) to the proxy bypass list, plus an advanced settings item (Chrome only) #2216
  • fix for anonymous metrics #2228

Other changes:

  • fix for invite parsing in certain cases #2222

Additionally, this is built against uproxy-lib 36.1.1 which includes a fix for proxying in Chrome 49+.

v0.8.33

27 Jan 16:22
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  • Changes to support Firefox JPM
  • New Rappor settings for metrics

v0.8.32

21 Jan 20:54
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Includes updated cloud invite text. No new version of uproxy-lib. This was published mainly to have a new version of uProxy for the Firefox add-on store, to help them with their review.

v0.8.31

11 Jan 20:17
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Add ability for owners of cloud servers to generate invite links for sharing with friends.

Includes uproxy-lib 36.0.0

v0.8.30

21 Dec 19:32
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v0.8.30 Pre-release
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  • Change from uproxy-lib: fix issue with proxying between Chrome and Firefox
  • Fix issue with exiting copy+paste session

v0.8.29

21 Dec 17:02
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v0.8.29 Pre-release
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New in uProxy/uProxy

  • GitHub is now on the webstore build! Includes some UX changes like auto-expanding new contacts and a new confirmation screen before GitHub login
  • Metrics opt-in now appears before network login
  • Improved FAQ supports HTML

New in uproxy-lib:

  • greatly improved error handling, logging, and line parsing for the cloud social provider and Zork#332
  • cloud social provider now implements inviteUser #334
  • cloud provisioning code is now written in TypeScript #331
  • setup.cmd is a counterpart to setup.sh for developers running on Windows #243
  • Updated instructions for developing with Sublime #330

v0.8.28

02 Dec 18:01
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v0.8.28 Pre-release
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  • Add (to the dev version) the no-signing flow
  • Include Cloud as a supported network
  • Improvements to Quiver UI

v0.8.27

16 Nov 20:30
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v0.8.27 Pre-release
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New since the last release:

  • Google Hangouts is no longer in the webstore build
  • UX improvements for FAQ
  • Changes for Mobile + Cloud (not yet on webstore)

Also includes uproxy-lib 34.1.0 with:

  • prototype social provider for uProxy-on-cloud
  • skeleton code for a node version of Zork (note: WebRTC isn't supported yet by freedom-for-node)

v0.8.26: Merge pull request #2025 from uProxy/linkfix

03 Nov 01:02
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New in this release:

  • Remove dependency on message versions in remote-instance.ts (enables testing with or without obfuscation, by changing version numbers in advanced settings)
  • Begin changing WeChat to a private-mode social network
  • Move FAQ into the popup (from our Grace Hopper contributors)
  • Refresh GMail access tokens when necessary (which allows us to keep sending invites) (from freedom-social-firebase)

v0.8.25

26 Oct 19:40
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v0.8.25 Pre-release
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From uProxy/uProxy:

  • Fixed accepting invites for GMail + Facebook
  • Changes from our Grace Hopper contributors! (logout confirmation, remove " has granted you access",
  • Quiver support (disabled for dist build, but may result in some small CSS and icon changes)
  • Changes for default avatar

from uProxy-lib 34.0.0:

  • We've worked with the Firefox team to resolve several issues with WebRTC support in add-ons in the upcoming release. This means uProxy will continue to function in Firefox 42, scheduled to become the stable release during the first week of November. This is a huge vindication of our Docker-based testing infrastructure which alerted us to the problem well in advance.
  • Throughput measurements (see detailed release notes, below) now factor in 150ms of simulated latency. This more closely models expected real-world proxying conditions and will help guard against future latency-related regressions.
  • Code is now compiled with TypeScript 1.6. In addition to making the latest language features available to us, this exposed a number of previously hidden bugs.