... due to missing resource entries (sorry, again).
As with previous version, this release includes a Privacy Settings tab with many hard to find, or even concealed, privacy affecting profile settings. Currently in English only but to be translated and expanded in future.
... due to missing resource entries (sorry).
Added a Privacy Settings tab with many hard to find, or even concealed, privacy affecting profile settings. Currently in English only but to be translated and expanded in future.
Modified redirect warnings to truncate at 80 characters.
Only the first & last 40 characters of a redirect source or destination URL will be shown in warning messages.
Included Pale Moon support in application manifests. Fixed display of last used User Agent.
The last used User Agent should be correctly displayed when you hover your mouse pointer over the add on icon.
Added Pale Moon 25.* support.
The code has been overhauled and refactored to make it easy to maintain and extend.
Various improvements have been made to the user interface, to make the add on easier to use.
General user interface usability enhancements.
Corrects user interface handling in Seamonkey. Previously, the toolbar icon was not changing status as it would in Firefox. This has now been corrected.
Toolbar handling bug identified in previous 1.25 release (exception handling improved).
Adds the toolbar/toolbarbutton functionality (as an alternative to the add on bar). Also refactored some of the code.
25 March 2014 - If the toolbar button isn't present on at least one toolbar (hidden or visible) the code fails to set the User Agent correctly.
Adds the optional capability to specify the user agent presented in whitelist mode, allowing the actual user agent to be concealed even from whitelisted sites.
Also improves the transition from stealth to whitelist mode.
Added an additional OSCPU value (Linux armv6l).
Changed the add-on manifest to make localization configuration less country specific (eg, fr versus fr-FR).
Incremented the Firefox version in the manifest (... which wouldn't normally merit a new code version/release).
Secret Agent now permits the wildcard characters '*' (wildcard string) and '?' (wildcard character) to be used to specify whitelisted hosts.
Please use this feature with caution.