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This maintenance release updates ClamAV scanning engine and provides the following improvements: Scanning code optimizations
Bugs fixed: Format times in the calendar view according to the user's preferences. (3563441) Do not automatically give focus to the subject field in the task editor on Linux (it overwrites the X clipboard). (3539452) After loading a task file, tasks would not become due soon on time. (3562925) On OS X, the first entry in an editor page would not be automatically selected. (3562922) On Linux, drag and drop of email messages from Evolution didn't work. (3562808) With autosaving on, Task Coach would actually save too often. (3562836) On Ubuntu, a file was missing causing Task Coach not to start. (3562695) On Ubuntu, the native text control doesn't support undo and redo, added a home grown version. (3563376) Don't silently adjust dates of parent and child tasks. See also the changed feature below. (3561465, 3564794) Remember whether the "make this snooze time the default snooze time for future reminders" check box was checked in the reminder dialog. (3567139) The task viewer would not refresh at midnight. On Windows with some locale settings, Task Coach would crash trying to render dates. (1306)Features added: In addition to specifying a maximum number of recurrences, it is now also possible to specify an end date for recurrence. If both an end date and a maximum number of recurrences are specified, recurrence stops when the first of both conditions is met. Put a link to our IndieGoGo campaign on the toolbar of the main window. The link will disappear when the campaign is over.Features changed: Task Coach no longer enforces that the dates of child tasks lie between the dates of its parent task. Previously, if the start date of a child task would be made earlier than the start date of its parent task, Task Coach would silently make the start of the parent task equal to the start date of the child task. The same for the due date: setting the due date of the parent task earlier than the due date of a child task would silently change the due date of the child tasks if their due date would otherwise become later than the due date of the parent task. When viewing tasks in the task tree viewer, collapsing a task with child tasks will show recursive dates when relevant. This means that the planned start date column will show the earliest start date of the task itself and all of its child tasks. If the earliest start date is the start date of one of the child tasks, the date will be shown between brackets. Likewise, the actual start date column will show the earliest actual start date of the task and all of its child tasks. The due date column and the completion date column will show the latest date of the parent and child tasks combined. When sorting on a date column, the recursive value is used for sorting. So when sorting ascending by due date a parent task without due date but with a child task due today will sort before a task that is due tomorrow. This change makes the date behavior consistent with priorities and other attributes. New viewers will open floating so that is easier to put them in the position you want. Hopefully this will also make it more obvious for new users that viewers can be reordered any way they like since moving a floating viewer will show the docking guides. Clicking outside an inplace editor now accepts the changes instead of discarding them. On Windows, both left clicking and left double clicking the Task Coach icon in the notification area (often called the system tray) will raise or minimize the main window (in accordance with http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511448.aspx#interaction). (http://uservoice.com/a/m3P6j)
Changes in this version: The identity panel has been redesigned, both for potential abuse of the new logic implemented in version 15.1 and because people clearly indicated that they would want to see the padlock permanently present on secure sites, while still seeing the favicon. The padlock has been made a separate indicator now, and will be shown on SSL (HTTPS) sites, to the right of the domain name (domain verified) or company name (extended verification) information in the identity panel, by default. A few options have been implemented for style, including "old school" display of the padlock in the status bar of the browser. For more information about how to change the location of the padlock, see the Pale Moon Tweak Guide (PMTG) The padlock will indicate whether a site is secure (gold padlock), has extended verification (green padlock) or if there is a problem with security (low-grade encryption or mixed content). A click on the padlock will open a details window with security information. The address bar now has either a blue or green slight shading (border) for SSL sites, further clarifying that you are on a secure site. This can be disabled if desired via about:config. Address bar auto-completion is now on by default. After re-evaluating the auto-fill algorithm, autocompletion of domains on the address bar has now been enabled by default. This may interfere with searching from the address bar for some people, but: - You have a search box on the right, you can use that, which has the intended functionality - You can press space or another key to remove the auto-filled portion before pressing enter - You can disable autocompletion from the Pale Moon status bar options: Status -> tab Address Bar -> Firefox compatibility Partial Japanese implementation for status bar options (preferences only) Important performance regression fix. Both JavaScript and the layout engine should now have the speed and stability that is to be expected from an optimized browser. In previous, recent versions, some concessions had to be made in terms of performance to provide proper stability for Pale Moon. Working around bugs in the Microsoft compiler is tricky, but with some fine-tuning, Pale Moon now gets the benefits of maximum performance again like in the past. Fix for the "tabs on top" menu entry not showing when tabs are already set on top, making it very difficult to switch them back to bottom. Firefox 15 removed the context menu entry for "tabs on top" when tabs were set on top, making it impossible without going into about:config to set them to being on the bottom once you had changed it. This is considered a serious UI bug for Pale Moon, because it destroys intuitiveness for this option (you cannot use the same method you used to set them on top (context menu in the UI), to switch them back to being on bottom (having to manually change a parameter in about:config)). To make matters worse, this problem would only occur after a browser restart, meaning the UI would change simply because you closed and restarted the browser, removing this menu option. Crash fix: Fix for a browser crash with certain types of invalid gradients. (bug #792903) Security fix: Prevent private browsing data leakage through popup windows (bug #795015) Security fix: Detect IC purging (bug #794025) Security fix: Prevent mRules from dying in DoInsertHTMLWithContext (bug #788950) Security fix: Drain the parent frame's overflow list before insert/append (bug #765621)
The Stable channel has been updated to 22.0.1229.92 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. This update contains a number of stability fixes, including an issue with multiple profiles on Mac OS X 10.8.2. It also contains a fix for text display on the Mac, as well as the security updates listed below.Security fixes and rewards:Please see the Chromium security page for more detail. Note that the referenced bugs may be kept private until a majority of our users are up to date with the fix.[$1000] [138208] High CVE-2012-2900: Crash in Skia text rendering. Credit to Atte Kettunen of OUSPG.[$3133.7] [147499] Critical CVE-2012-5108: Race condition in audio device handling. Credit to Atte Kettunen of OUSPG.[$500] [148692] Medium CVE-2012-5109: OOB read in ICU regex. Credit to Arthur Gerkis.[151449] Medium CVE-2012-5110: Out-of-bounds read in compositor. Credit to Google Chrome Security Team (Inferno).[151895] Low CVE-2012-5111: Plug-in crash monitoring was missing for Pepper plug-ins. Credit to Google Chrome Security Team (Chris Evans).Many of the above bugs were detected using AddressSanitizer.These builds also have a new version of Flash with security and other fixes. More information can be found here.Full details about what's in this release are available in the SVN revision log.
The Stable channel has been updated to 22.0.1229.94 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. This release contains fixes for the security issue listed below.Security fixes and rewards:Congratulations to Pinkie Pie, returning to the fray with another beautiful piece of work!We’re delighted at the success of Pwnium 2, and anticipate additional hardening and future improvements to Chrome as a result of the competition. [$60,000][154983][154987] Critical CVE-2011-2358: SVG use-after-free and IPC arbitrary file write. Credit to Pinkie Pie.Please see the Chromium security page for more detail. Note that the referenced bugs may be kept private until a majority of our users are up to date with the fix.Full details about what's in this release are available in the SVN revision log.
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