Releases: freelawproject/recap-chrome
External PDF Support
Only two new features in this version:
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There is a new option that allows you to use an external PDF handler. If you're somebody that doesn't like the built in PDF tools in your browser, and you've been experiencing random file names when you download items, enable this check box and you should get improved file names.
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The version number is now displayed in the options panel.
Better docket history handling
Three small changes today:
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A backend change to make it easier to capture docket history reports.
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Enhancements to the options page.
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All console logs from the extension are prepended with "RECAP".
Updates notifications
This change is a minor one that simply updates notifications so that they work properly again. Chrome continues changing this API and we continue playing catch up.
So it goes,
Mike
Minor release to add tracking endpoint
There's a certain URL that used to exist on PACER, which we think has been deprecated by the AO. This release lets us track whether that URL still exists. If it doesn't, we'll cheerfully drop support for it in a few weeks.
Tests getting better.
This release has two major things:
- The testing framework is getting more and more robust thanks to the hard work of @audiodude.
- Bug freelawproject/recap#137 is fixed, making
replaceState
andpushState
work properly in the newest versions of Chrome.
Teams are go!
Minor update today to bring the team feature to the fore and to roll out a version with vastly improved testing system, thanks to @audiodude.
Details will appear in the Free Law Project blog.
Secure and High Definition
We've released an updated version of the Chrome Extension today. The changes in this version include:
- Better usage of HTTPS between the extension and our servers.
- Improved and updated icons to support high resolution monitors.
- Updated copy in a number of places.
- Fixes and updates to notifications
These change will be rolling out to you soon.