Hello,
0.6 was release and is available currently only in AMO (see below):
* New protection: Fingerprint detector, see the blogpost for explanation.
* Physical environment wrapper group added. It contains `Sensor`,
`Magnetometer`, `Accelerometer`, `LinearAccelerationSensor`,
`GravitySensor` wrappers. Some readings might be inconsistent.
`Gyroscope` and `Orientation` sensors will be a part of a future release.
* It is possible to import/export configuration (Github issue #159).
* Improved accessibility of the pop up and option pages.
* Bugfix: Fix double injection of some wrappers. For example, this
solves regression in Geolocation wrapper introduced in 0.5.
It seems that jshelter.org is not updated from pagure master, yet. Can
someone push the changes to credits and version?
Known bugs:
Firefox: https://polcak.github.io/jsrestrictor/test/test.html yields
errors like
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
SyncMessage.js:242:13
sendSyncMessage
moz-extension://ed41a6f4-9d30-45a5-99ab-fc9f00063b28/nscl/common/SyncMessage.js:242
<anonymous>
moz-extension://ed41a6f4-9d30-45a5-99ab-fc9f00063b28/document_start.js:79
inject resource://gre/modules/ExtensionContent.jsm:567
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:693
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Permission denied to access object
SyncMessage.js:242:13
sendSyncMessage
moz-extension://ed41a6f4-9d30-45a5-99ab-fc9f00063b28/nscl/common/SyncMessage.js:242
<anonymous>
moz-extension://ed41a6f4-9d30-45a5-99ab-fc9f00063b28/document_start.js:79
inject resource://gre/modules/ExtensionContent.jsm:567
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:693
However, the extension seems to be functional so I released anyway.
I tried in Chromium and there were more errors. I am not confident
that it is safe to release Opera and Chromium version. Can anyone
confirm that Chromium is also fine to release?
Thanks for the effort,
Libor