Releases: qqueue/c4
v0.3.3: Not Dead, I Swear
Changes:
- Simplify style
- no more noise texture or gradients, all flat.
- "We hackernews now"
- Fix DOM parser with new HTML
Known issues:
- I personally use c4 every day, but there's a lot of shit that's still only half-working
that I put up with only because I know exactly how long it will take to fix it, which
is always "too long" (especially when I want to refactor the entire codebase at the
same time). Fix for this coming soon™
v0.3.2: Mala Tempora Currunt
v0.3.1: Inter Mutanda Constantia
Changes:
- Adapt to moot's new HTML/URL changes.
- Lazy-load captcha on posting, like vanilla 4chan.
- Handle unclutter's weird behavior with tooltip-style image hover.
- If you don't use unclutter to hide your mouse pointer, this
doesn't affect you.
- If you don't use unclutter to hide your mouse pointer, this
Known Issues:
- c4 is still generally mediocre. Tracked by #9 .
v0.3: A Bene Placito
Another few months, another few commits! Making serious progress, yo.
Changes:
- Fix pages not updating after refresh sometimes
- Fix thumbnails on /3/
- Handle WebM hover/expansion if that ever becomes a thing.
- Correctly classify mistyped captcha errors, and stop
removal of post text for other failures (duplicate file, etc)
Known issues:
- Sometimes backlinks/forwardlinks will get duplicated after updates. I haven't figured out
in what circumstances this occurs, so if you see it, take a screenshot and report, please. - Posting UX is still generally inferior to anything else, including the native extension. This will be fixed Soon™
v0.2: Ex Post Facto
Another two months, another new release. You can now post replies and new
threads; pretty advanced, right?
Re: development, sorry I've been slow. I've got something cool tangentially
c4-related almost ready for public release though, hopefully it'll make up
for that.
Disclaimer: If you're trying this out for the first time, remember that it's
very alpha. I think you'll still find c4 useful for a lot of 4chan browsing,
but, like, don't let your NEET lifestyle depend on it; it might let you down.
Changes:
- Reworked post date display to be very close to twitter e.g. '1h', '23m'
instead of the verbose '23 minutes ago'. As a bonus there's now room for
a StackOverflow-style absolute date, making c4 much more screencappable. - Fixed some long-standing javascript errors in the console.
- Reverted removal of posting functionality, and fixed the
resto
post
parameter.
Known issues:
- Something is broken with the sessionStorage-cached thread data used to
restore state from the browser back button, causing the thread be missing
posts until a new reply is received. Temporary fix is to clear your session
storage or restart your browser. - Hovering over GIFS in Firefox 26 will ocassionally freeze the browser from
10-30 seconds. I have a hard time isolating this one, but I think it might
be an firefox extension issue I have since I've been able to reproduce it with
4chanX's image hover too. If anybody comes across this issue, please report
it to https://github.com/qqueue/c4/issues and list your extensions.
v0.1: Reductio Ad Absurdum
First release as a tag/github release, woo!
If you're trying this out for the first time, remember that it's very alpha. I
think you'll still find c4 useful for a lot of 4chan browsing, but, like,
don't let your NEET lifestyle depend on it; it might let you down.
Changes:
- Fixed breaking changes to 4chan's HTML.
- Removed lesser-tested features to focus development
effort of reader-facing UI.