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Software Ideas Modeler is used to draw UML diagrams which are used in professional software development. Software Ideas Modeler can also be used to draw some other diagrams such as entity-relationship diagrams and UI mockups.

Main features:

    Intuitive and quick drawing of diagrams
    All UML 2.4 diagrams
    Flowcharts, Data Flow Diagrams, Entity Relationship Diagram (Crow Foot/Chen), CRC Cards, User Interface, Hierarchical Task Analysis, Entity Life History, Robustness Diagram, Concurrency Diagram, Venn Diagram, Mind Map, JSD diagrams
    Styling
    Print - batch printing, multiple pages per diagram
    Export diagrams to various image formats (BMP, PNG, JPG, GIF, TIFF, SVG, WMF, EMF) and PDF


Officially supports GNU/Linux via Mono.

Note: paid versions with additional features are also available.

License:    Free for non-commercial use

Changelog

New Features and Improvements

    Improved application start up speed
    Improved bug report from actions
    Improved panning and auto expanding bounds
    Safer configuration files saving

Fixed Bugs

    Fixed adding ports to SysML Block [RQ#1596]
    Fixed applying change for relationship ends by Relationship Insert dialog [RQ#1595]
    Fixed adjusting diagram outline so it does not jump when editing the diagram
    Fixed application crash when clicking on a tagged value field with reference [RQ#1603]
    Fixed application crash when restarting application from itself (e.g. when changing edition) [RQ#1600]

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Ron's HTML Cleaner permits you quickly to clean, or alter, a source HTML document or page via the use of user-defined cleaners.

The cleaners that you can use are created from a list of operations that can be built, saved and applied to any HTML document as required. Being able to clean an HTML document to remove redundant code and formatting issues can be useful if you intend on publishing a Blog or CMS for instance - Having all the formatting and code correctly done before going live can save some embarrassment from an improperly rendered page. It will allow you to create multiple rules that are taken into account during document processing. To process a document you simply specify the source and choose the desired cleaner. Ron's HTML Cleaner will automatically handle your content. For those that like a little more control, you do have the option to disengage the automatic processing.

License: Freeware

Changelog

    New features:

    Opening Cleaner flow improved.
    Feedback opening invalid documents improved.
    Various small improvements.

    Bugs:

    Clearing links opening clipboard bug fixed.
    Opening script from 'Resources' tab bug fixed.

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    New features:

    Keyboard shortcuts significantly improved.
    Ribbon keys significantly improved.

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Whats new:>>

    New features:

Batch processing now handles Word documents.

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Visual Studio Code is a powerful IDE, dedicated to building Web applications and cloud programs. The tool is a lightweight and resembles the functionality of Visual Studio, however it features comprehensive revision and compiling utilities, packed in a modern looking interface.

Freeware

Changelog

    Welcome to the May 2019 release of Visual Studio Code. There are a number of updates in this version that we hope you will like, some of the key highlights include:
    Updated Visual Studio Code icon - The product logo got a refresh. We hope you like it.
    Go to Definition improvements - Faster navigation through multiple definitions.
    Breadcrumb navigation displayed by default - Quickly go to files and symbols via breadcrumbs.
    Smart selection for JavaScript/TypeScript - Expand text selection based on language semantics.
    Extract to type alias TypeScript refactoring - Extract part type into its own type alias.
    Integrated terminal supports true color - Correctly renders true color (24-bit) escape sequences.
    Better merge conflict display - See merge conflict changes within surrounding source code.
    Collapse All command for lists and explorers - One of many small but handy improvements.
    Remote Development (Preview) available in Stable - You can now use the Remote Development extensions in Stable.
    If you'd like to read these release notes online, go to Updates on code.visualstudio.com.
    Insiders: Want to see new features as soon as possible? You can download the nightly Insiders build and try the latest updates as soon as they are available. And for the latest Visual Studio Code news, updates, and content, follow us on Twitter @code!
    Updated Visual Studio Code icon
    Over the past two months, we've been working on updating the VS Code product logo. We've taken feedback from the community (thank you to everyone who responded) and we are happy to release the new logos for Stable and Insiders. We are also using same logo on all platforms.
    Note: Depending on your platform, you may still see the earlier logo due to the operating system caching the application icon. If you do encounter caching issues, follow these steps to clear your icon cache.
    Editor:
    Go to Definition improvements
    We have polished the Go to Definition action and its friends, Go to Declaration, Go to Type Definition, and Go to Implementation.
    Earlier, we added the editor.gotoLocation.multiple: goto option to disable showing a Peek view when a symbol has multiple definitions. However, it would only show the first definition and ignore the rest. This is now much better, as multiple results are shown in the Status bar and pressing F12 jumps to each definition.
    Go to Definition, no Peek view
    Go to Definition now honors the workbench.editor.revealIfOpen setting. This means that an editor that is already open in another group can be reused (or not) when going to a symbol. Note that the old, hard-coded behavior was to reuse the current editor and the default for revealIfOpen is not to reuse.
    The Peek view now supports search and filter, like the results tree, to allow you to quickly narrow down on a result.
    Last but not least, you can now cancel long running requests for definitions by pressing Escape.
    Breadcrumbs displayed
    Breadcrumbs for quick file and symbol navigation are now on by default. This can be toggled in the View menu View > Toggle Breadcrumbs command.
    breadcrumb navigation on by default
    Languages:
    TypeScript 3.5
    VS Code now ships with TypeScript 3.5.1. This update brings TypeScript language improvements, along with tooling enhancements for both JavaScript and TypeScript. It also fixes a number of important bugs, including fixes for performance issues that some users were seeing when working with styled-components.
    Smart selection for JavaScript and TypeScript
    JavaScript and TypeScript now support smart selection. This feature uses semantic knowledge to intelligently expand selections for expressions, types, statements, classes, and imports:
    Smart selection in a TypeScript file
    Extract to type alias refactoring for TypeScript
    Use the new Extract to type alias refactoring for TypeScript to quickly extract part type into its own type alias:
    Extracting part of complex type to a type alias
    The Extract to type alias refactoring has a kind of refactor.extract.type. You can configure a single keybinding that extracts either constants or type aliases using:
    "key": "shift+ctrl+e",
    "command": "editor.action.codeAction",
    "args": {
    "kind": "refactor.extract",
    "preferred": true
    See the Code Action documentation for more information on configuring keybindings for refactorings.
    JavaScript and TypeScript suggestion sorting
    We've tuned our suggestion sorting for JavaScript and TypeScript to more heavily prioritize suggestions for local variables over suggestions for globals or auto-imports:
    As shown in the image below, if you create a function called setTimOut, VS Code will now suggest it first instead of assuming you mean setTimeout.
    Suggest user defined setTimOut function first
    Integrated Terminal:
    True color support
    The terminal now supports programs that use true color (24-bit) escape sequences, rendering the correct color instead of the previous approximation of it.
    Before:
    Integrated Terminal 256 color approximation
    After:
    Integrated Terminal true color
    Improved surfacing of shell selector on Windows
    For some time, there has been a command to select the default shell on Windows. This release makes the command more discoverable as a shortcut available in the terminal selector dropdown.
    Integrated Terminal shell selector
    Source control:
    Compare merge conflicts with complete context
    A new setting merge-conflict.diffViewPosition allows you to open the diff view in a new editor group when you compare merge conflicts. In addition, the new view shows the complete diff view of the changed file, which provides better context for the merge conflicts.
    Compare merge conflicts in a new editor group
    Contributions to extensions:
    Remote Development (Preview)
    The Remote Development extensions are now available for VS Code Stable and allow you to use a container, remote machine, or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) as a full-featured development environment. The extensions run in the context of the remote workspace while you work with VS Code just as you would in a local workspace.
    Remote development architecture
    You can learn about new extension features and bug fixes in the Remote Development release notes.
    Extension authoring:
    Command enablement
    Contributed commands can now control their enabled state using a new enablement property. Its value is a when clause, similar to keybindings and menu contributions.
    The sample below shows how to add a Hello Enablement command to the editor's context menu and have its enabled state depend on whether text is selected in an editor.
    "commands": [{
    "command": "extension.sayHello",
    "title": "Hello Enablement",
    "enablement": "editorHasSelection"
    }],
    "menus": {
    "editor/context": [{
    "command": "extension.sayHello",
    Disabled commands are shown as grayed-out in menus:
    Disabled contributed command
    Note that certain menu implementations, like the Command Palette, don't show commands that are disabled. There is also some semantic overlap between enablement of commands and the when clause of menu items. The enablement clause defines the enabled state for all representations of a command while the when clause defines when a command should be included in a menu. For instance, an explorer context menu item might only make sense for certain file types, such as TypeScript files, while enabling that command might depend on another condition, for example "TypeScript server running". You can learn more about commands and menus in the Command Extension Guide.
    Updated Octicons:
    We have added new icons to the Octicon library:
    New Octicons icons:
    $(error) $(info) $(info-outline) $(smiley) $(smiley-outline) $(warning)
    We have also updated existing icons to be a consistent size:
    Updated Octicons icons:
    $(beaker) $(bell) $(info-outline) $(tools)
    Note: We also changed the default for $(info) $(smiley) to be a solid version and the previous Octicons were renamed to $(info-outline) $(smiley-outline).
    New theme color for active tab of an inactive editor group
    A new color tab.unfocusedActiveBackground allows you to control the background color of the active tab in an editor group that does not have focus. This color inherits from the tab.activeBackground color.
    Webviews that set retainContextWhenHidden can now receive messages when in the background
    Webviews that set retainContextWhenHidden can now receive messages even if they are not visible. Previously, only visible webviews could receive messages using .postMessage.
    Keep in mind that for a good user experience, webviews should not perform complex operations such as DOM manipulation or network requests while in the background.
    Comments API
    We have finalized the Comments API for extensions to provide commenting support within VS Code. For example, the GitHub Pull Request extension uses the Comments API to create and update comments for open pull requests directly in the editor and a dedicated Comments Panel.
    You can play with the comment sample extension to get a better understanding of the API or take a deep look at the GitHub Pull Request extension repository.
    Uninstall extension command
    There is a new command, workbench.extensions.uninstallExtension, to programmatically uninstall an installed extension.
    vscode.commands.executeCommand('workbench.extensions.uninstallExtension', 'ms-python.python');
    Debug Adapter Protocol
    Thanks to Andrew Crawley, the Debug Adapter Protocol better supports hardware-oriented debuggers that need to surface processor registers and memory contents. Both additions are optional, and new and existing debug adapters are not affected. However, if a debug adapter is interested in showing registers and/or memory contents, it can opt into these features. Note that the debugger frontend also needs to add support: Visual Studio plans to support both and we have not yet decided for Visual Studio Code.
    Support for reading registers:
    Register support for DAP has been retrofitted to the existing "Scope" mechanism: a debug adapter can return a set of CPU registers to the frontend as an additional scope in the scopes request. To mark a scope as a "register" scope, a new optional presentationHint attribute and a value registers has been added to the Scopes type. Using this hint is all that is needed to opt into the feature; there is no corresponding capability.
    Support for memory access and disassembly:
    This feature centers around "memory references." A memory reference is an opaque identifier that can be used (along with an optional byte offset) to identify a single location in memory. A debug adapter has the option of providing a memory reference on DAP responses that represent things a debugger frontend might want to display in a memory view or use as the starting point for disassembly, for example EvaluateResponse and Variable. Providing memory references could be expensive for a debug adapter, so the frontend announces that it can actually use memory references by sending a supportsMemoryReferences capability in the initialize request.
    With a_memory reference in hand, a debugger frontend can read memory via a new readMemory request and can disassemble source code via a new disassemble request. If a debug adapter implements these requests, it announces this via the two capabilities, supportsReadMemoryRequest and supportsDisassembleRequest.
    Proposed extension APIs:
    Every milestone comes with new proposed APIs and extension authors can try them out. As always we are keen on your feedback. This is what you have to do to try out a proposed API:
    You must use Insiders because proposed APIs change frequently.
    You must have this line in the package.json file of your extension: "enableProposedApi": true.
    Copy the latest version of the vscode.proposed.d.ts file into your project.
    Note that you cannot publish an extension that uses a proposed API. We may likely make breaking changes in the next release and we never want to break existing extensions.
    DocumentLink.tooltip:
    The proposed DocumentLink.tooltip property allows a DocumentLinkProvider to customize the text displayed when a user hovers over a document link:
    Custom hover text displayed for a Markdown link
    VS Code includes instructions on how to activate the link (Cmd+click to in this example) along with the tooltip text.
    Background terminals:
    The new proposed runInBackground terminal option lets extension authors create terminals but not surface them through the UI. Background terminals will become regular terminals visible to the user once Terminal.show() is called for the first time.
    // Create a background terminal
    const terminal = window.createTerminal({ runInBackground: true });
    // Show the terminal in the panel
    terminal.show();
    This is useful if you need an interactive terminal session but don't want to display it to the user unless something goes wrong.
    New documentation
    Remote Development topics
    The VS Code Remote Development extensions are still in preview but there is extensive documentation to help you get started.
    There are specific topics for each Remote Development extension:
    Remote - SSH - Connect to any location by opening folders on a remote machine/VM using SSH.
    Remote - Containers - Work with a sandboxed toolchain or container-based application inside (or mounted into) a container.
    Remote - WSL - Get a Linux-powered development experience in the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
    Under the Remote table of contents, you will also find a Tips and Tricks guide as well as FAQ.
    Notable improvements:
    Collapse All list and tree command with Ctrl+Left keyboard shortcut.
    The history of the References view can now be cleared.
    When running the Format With... command, the default formatter is now pre-selected.
    When debugging is paused on a line, the whole line is read out by the screen reader.
    Multiple item paste in the Explorer is run in parallel for improved performance.
    The Open Folder button in an empty File Explorer is scoped to folder even on macOS.
    Notable fixes
    15749: Potential data loss for files that changed on disk meanwhile after a backup was made
    17115: Preserve picked language for files across restarts
    74446: Completion providers with resolve methods leak memory
    74457: URI: Should invalidate cached _fsPath when crossing platforms
    73783: Make workbench.dialogs.useSimplified a real setting
    68793: Clicking anywhere on the "debug console" pane should "focus" on input box
    73457: Breakpoint lines are not correct when saving the source file after modifying the file
    68812: Typescript task detection is now cross-platform

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Whats new:>>

New features    

    Cleaner Wizard added to make creating Cleaners easier.
    Standard Cleaners added after install.

Bugs    

    Deleting closed tag bug fixed.
    Table cells now ignored when removing empty tags.


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Changelog

    Notable improvements:

    Collapse All list and tree command with Ctrl+Left keyboard shortcut.
    The history of the References view can now be cleared.
    When running the Format With... command, the default formatter is now pre-selected.
    When debugging is paused on a line, the whole line is read out by the screen reader.
    Multiple item paste in the Explorer is run in parallel for improved performance.
    The Open Folder button in an empty File Explorer is scoped to folder even on macOS.

    Notable fixes:

    15749: Potential data loss for files that changed on disk meanwhile after a backup was made
    17115: Preserve picked language for files across restarts
    74446: Completion providers with resolve methods leak memory
    74457: URI: Should invalidate cached _fsPath when crossing platforms
    73783: Make workbench.dialogs.useSimplified a real setting
    68793: Clicking anywhere on the "debug console" pane should "focus" on input box
    73457: Breakpoint lines are not correct when saving the source file after modifying the file
    68812: Typescript task detection is now cross-platform

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Whats new:>>

    New features:

    Performance improvements.

    Bugs:

    Bug in Word wizard fixed.

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HTML processing issues fixed.

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Vagrant fasst alles, was Entwickler benötigen, in einer virtuellen Entwicklungsumgebung zusammen, was Entwicklern das Leben deutlich vereinfachen soll. Webentwickler müssen beispielsweise keine Infrastrukturkomponenten mehr einrichten oder sich um Abhängigkeiten Gedanken machen.

Das von Mitchell Hashimoto und John Bender 2010 initiierte Projekt Vagrant macht die Zusammenstellung virtueller Maschinen für Entwickler deutlich einfacher. Mit wenigen Handgriffen lassen sich virtuelle Maschinen mit allen benötigten Komponenten erstellen, die dann das gesamte Team nutzen kann, so dass alle mit exakt den gleichen Bibliotheken und Infrastrukturkomponenten in identischen Versionen arbeiten.

Vagrant basiert auf Oracles freier Virtualisierungslösung Virtualbox und nutzt Chef und Puppet, um die virtuellen Maschinen einzurichten. Gesteuert wird das Ganze über sogenannte Vagrantfiles.

Vagrant läuft unter Windows, Linux und Mac OS X, die eigentliche Entwicklungsumgebung wurde unter Ubuntu Linux umgesetzt. Es stehen aber auch sogenannte Basisboxen mit Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Gentoo, Redhat, Solaris und Suse bereit.

Changelog

FEATURES:

    providers/docker: Private and Public networking support [GH-10702]

IMPROVEMENTS:

    command/global-status: Provide machine-readable information [GH-10506]
    command/snapshot: Separate snapshot names for guests when listing snapshots [GH-10828]
    command/box/update: Ignore missing metadata files when updating all boxes [GH-10829]
    core: Use consistent settings when unpacking boxes as root [GH-10707]
    core: Write metadata.json file when packaging box [GH-10706]
    core: Remove whitespace from id file on load [GH-10727]
    core/bundler: Support resolution when installed within system [GH-10894]
    guest/coreos: Update network configuration and hostname setting [GH-10752]
    guest/freebsd: Add proper VirtualBox share folders support for FreeBSD guests [GH-10717]
    guest/freebsd: Add unmount share folder for VirtualBox guests [GH-10761]
    guest/freebsd: Simplify network interface listing when configuring networks [GH-10763]
    providers/docker: Add usable? check to docker provider [GH-10890]
    synced_folder/smb: Remove configuration information from synced folder data [GH-10811]

BUG FIXES:

    command/box/update: Ensure the right version is picked when updating specific boxes [GH-10810]
    command/cloud: Properly set variable from CLI argument parsing for username field [GH-10726]
    command/rsync_auto: Use relative paths to machines folder path for file path Listener [GH-10902]
    communicator/ssh: Remove net/sftp loading to prevent loading errors [GH-10745]
    contrib/bash: Search for running_vm_list only in machines folder [GH-10841]
    core/bundler: Properly parse multiple constants when installing plugins [GH-10896]
    core/environment: Support plugin configuration within box Vagrantfiles [GH-10889]
    core/triggers: Fix typo in UI output [GH-10748]
    core/triggers: Properly exit with abort option [GH-10824]
    core/triggers: Ensure guest names are string when filtering trigger configs [GH-10854]
    core/triggers: Abort after all running processes have completed when parallel is enabled [GH-10891]
    guest/void: Fix NFS capability detection [GH-10713]
    guest/bsd: Properly set BSD options order for /etc/exports [GH-10909]
    host/windows: Fix rubygems error when host has directory named c [GH-10803]
    provider/virtualbox: Ensure non-existent machines do not attempt to list snapshots [GH-10784]
    provider/docker: Properly set docker-compose config file with volume names [GH-10820]
    provisioner/ansible: Fix pip installer hardcoded curl get_pip.py piped to python [GH-10625]
    provisioner/chef: Update chef install check for guests [GH-10917]
    synced_folders/rsync: Remove rsync__excludes from command if array is empty [GH-10901]

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Cppcheck is an analysis tool for C/C++ code. Unlike C/C++ compilers and many other analysis tools, we don't detect syntax errors. Cppcheck only detects the types of bugs that the compilers normally fail to detect.

License : GPL

Changelog

New checks:
* Comparing pointers that point to different objects
* Address of local variable 'x' is accessed at non-zero index
* STL usage: unnecessary search before insertion
* Duplicate expression for condition and assignment: if (x==3) x=3;

Added --library configuration files for:
* cppunit
* libcerror
* nspr
* opengl
* sqlite3

Better handling of C++14 and C++17

Command line:
* New command line option --addon used to run addons directly from Cppcheck.
* Some advanced options are only available in GUI:
- remove unused declarations in header files to speedup analysis
- remove unused templates to speedup analysis
- when checking visual studio project, only check 1 configuration
- max whole-program-analysis call stack depth
To get these features in command line tool, create a GUI project file and import that on command line using --project.

GUI:
* started implementing theme support

Makefile:
Please use MATCHCOMPILER=yes instead of SRCDIR=build when compiling to enable the match compiler.

Cert:
* add check exp15-c
* add check str03-c
* add check str05-c
* add check str07-c

Misra:
* Add check 17.7
* Add check 20.7
* Add check 20.10

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Visual Studio Code is a powerful IDE, dedicated to building Web applications and cloud programs. The tool is a lightweight and resembles the functionality of Visual Studio, however it features comprehensive revision and compiling utilities, packed in a modern looking interface.

Freeware

Changelog

    Hide/show status bar items - Only display your preferred status bar items.
    Indent guides in explorers - Clearly highlights your project's folder structure.
    Better terminal shell selector - Easily select the default shell to use in the Integrated Terminal.
    Sequential task execution - Control the order of task and subtask execution.
    Jump to cursor debugging - Skip code execution as you jump to a new location.
    Disable debug console word wrap - Lets you keep debugging output to one line.
    JavaScript/TypeScript nightly builds - New extension integrates JS/TS nightly builds.
    New Java installer - Installs VS Code, the Java extension pack, and required Java dependencies.
    Remote Development (Preview) improvements - Save to local file system, drag and drop files to remotes, and more.

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Changelog

    Hide/show status bar items - Only display your preferred status bar items.
    Indent guides in explorers - Clearly highlights your project's folder structure.
    Better terminal shell selector - Easily select the default shell to use in the Integrated Terminal.
    Sequential task execution - Control the order of task and subtask execution.
    Jump to cursor debugging - Skip code execution as you jump to a new location.
    Disable debug console word wrap - Lets you keep debugging output to one line.
    JavaScript/TypeScript nightly builds - New extension integrates JS/TS nightly builds.
    New Java installer - Installs VS Code, the Java extension pack, and required Java dependencies.
    Remote Development (Preview) improvements - Save to local file system, drag and drop files to remotes, and more.

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Feature-rich and free website map builder with configuration settings for rules, forms, passwords, FTP uploads, previews, and more.

Donationware

Changelog

    Added:

    The original Include Subdomains option has been replaced with a new set of more comprehensive options, allowing for copying of sibling domains, linked resources, or everything
    Although the UI editor for additional hosts stated regular expressions could be used, this was never implemented. Regular expressions can now be used with additional hosts
    Added an address bar to the Capture Form tool to allow access to hidden login URI's, or for any other type of manual navigation
    Added a Scan button to the Capture Form tool allowing a manual scan for forms in the page if Sitemap Creator failed to detect them initially
    The maximum redirect chain length setting can now be configured from the Advanced options group
    Added a new option to control if external redirects should also be followed
    Added support for the brotli compression algorithm
    Added a new option to control if the results list should automatically scroll to show the active item while performing a website scan
    Added a new Keep Alive setting. Setting this to false can help prevent the "The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseStatusLine" crawl failure [#002]
    Added a new Prefix Mode setting. This setting allows you to force URI's to either have or remove the www prefix, useful for avoiding duplicated files when copying a website which uses a mix of prefixed and non-prefixed URI's
    Added the ability to replace sections of a URI when crawling documents
    Added a new report to view non-HTTP links
    Added a new optional extension for providing feedback/smiles/frowns or support requests from within the application
    Error diagnosis dialogs now include a reference to the original report
    The Test URI dialog now includes a new tab which lists all links that were detected on the source page

    Changed:

    Now requires Microsoft .NET 4.6
    When following redirects after posting form data, all built in skip rules are ignored, so if a post to one site directs to another to complete the post, Sitemap Creator will now always follow the redirect
    The Create Desktop Icon option in setup is no longer checked by default
    The Test URL dialog now uses the proxy settings of the currently open project
    The Website Links dialog has been slightly redesigned to prevent a crash when working with projects containing many thousands of links
    Form editors now include a second URI field, allowing you to set the URI where field values will be read, if the POST URI is different for the form URI
    The Capture Form window now remembers it's size and position
    Information dialogs accessed from list views now display the selected context in an easier to read format than plain CSV
    The default maximum redirect chain length has been increased from 5 to 25
    HTTP Compression options have been removed from the Advanced options group into their own dedicated group
    Options for processing redirects have been removed from the Advanced options group into their own dedicated group
    Minor performance improvements
    Minor optimisations to reduce memory load
    Setup should now automatically uninstall previous versions
    Numerous changes to how plugins are discovered, loaded and configured. Due to no longer storing plugin details in the Windows Registry, this will cause any disabled plugins to be re-enabled
    Sitemap Creator will now correctly report non-HTTP links such as mailto: or ftp: as skipped rather than silently ignoring them
    Internal engine changes [#062]

    Removed:

    Removed the setup option for creating a Quick Launch icon
    Removed support for opening legacy XML based Sitemap Creator projects
    Due to offline help always being outdated due to the general weakness of the product manuals, the offline help files are no longer included in the setup, and requesting help will always display the online version
    Fixed:
    External domains that would normally be crawled were being excluded if the Download all resources option was set (nightly regression)
    Sibling domains were not being crawled correctly (nightly regression)
    Problems loading or saving the user agent store should no longer be fatal
    Some dialogs only supported local help requests and were unable to show help if the local help file was not available
    Fixed a crash that occurred downloading a file if the Content-Encoding header of the HTTP response was set to identity
    Fixed a memory leak in the sitemap component
    A number of HTML 5 specific tags were listed as Unknown in crawl result list views
    The UI now correctly reports if part of a crawl was aborted due to too many redirects
    Crawling the same project multiple times in succession reused the cookies from the preview crawl
    Fixed an unauthorised access crash that could occur when using the Capture Form tool (regression)
    Fixed a crash that could occur if the website download folder, or any downloaded URI, included the { or } characters
    Fixed an issue where external links could appear in some lists even when filtering options were set to exclude them
    Fixed a number of issues which prevented automatically logging into websites where the post URI was different to the get URI and value merging was required, or the post returned 302 and the new location must be read to complete the login
    Fixed an issue where occasionally the Capture Form tool didn't refresh available forms after navigating to a page
    The Capture Form tool now correctly detects forms that are contained within frames
    Export to CSV option featured when context clicking some list views didn't correctly escape the CSV
    Fixed an issue where the entire application was terminated if CSV export failed
    Fixed an issue where the application could fail to open files in their default application if the full path included a space
    Fixed a crash which could occur when a request made via the Test URL dialog failed, and no response was available
    The Capture Form tool was incorrectly using the id attribute of form elements instead of the name
    Double clicking an entry in the Cookies list view of the Test URL dialog didn't display the selected item details
    URI's would be incorrectly combined if the relative URI was just query string and the source URI already had a query string
    Download percentages were calculated incorrectly
    Report viewer didn't show external URI's
    Fixed case-sensitivity issues in some built-in reports
    Fixed a crash that could occur if non-NBT files were present in report folders with the rpt extension
    Fixed a startup crash if the addins folder didn't exist [#112]
    Fixed a crash that could occur when trying to calculate the depth of a URI [#116]
    Fixed a crash that occurred if a project with a blank URI was opened and the user then attempted to browse to the blank URI [#120]
    Fixed an issue where Setup sometimes wouldn't replace files
    Fixed a number of issues that could occur after opening or saving a project and the MRU was updated [#161, #176, #177]
    RSS entries would duplicate themselves depending on if the feed was accessed via HTTP or HTTPS. Note that a side effect of this fix will result all entries being marked as unread
    Fixed a possible crash that could occur when trying to load a themed font [#203]
    Errors loading cached RSS feed resulted in the RSS extension from not functioning [#204]
    Fixed potential exit crash when updating statistics [#175]
    Fixed a potential issue where the last character in a directory path could be removed [#213]
    The Website Size dialog could crash with a divide by zero exception [#222]
    Empty analytics sessions are no longer transmitted
    Failure to obtain shell icons should no longer crash the application
    Diagram viewer crashed saving a diagram [regression]
    Loading a diagram didn't update UI state correctly
    Changing some diagram properties didn't cause the diagram to be updated
    URI's which had a blank charset attribute in the Content-Type header weren't processed properly
    Fixed an issue where it was possible that text tokens weren't replaced
    Link origin wasn't persisted
    Clearing the link map didn't clear the sitemap tree [#257]
    Trying to access Quick Scan hung the application [regression]
    Internet Explorer emulation mode wasn't being set, causing HTML previews to always use the IE7 rendering engine

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Boostnote is an open-source note-taking app designed for programmers and web developers.

There are quick access links found on the lower right that include zoom, every type of document you could imagine, size, indent and last update. Resizing Boostnote smaller does screw up the formatting of these quick links. The menu section allows you to decide where your storage is, define hotkeys, and tweak the user interface.

Boostnote lets you take your notes in Markdown with live previewer, use snippet notes, multiple hotkeys, finder popup (similar to the spotlight of OSX), and latex support. Boostnote is a full featured note-taking app geared for programmers and web developers not to be confused with a post-it style application or a Notepad replacement.

License: Open Source

Changelog

    Dont highlight search term if search field is emptied #3112
    Debounce deletion of un-referenced attachments --> don't fixes but mi… #3107
    Add menu item "About" to "Help" #3079
    Changed "insert date & time" hotkey on mac from Shift-Cmd-/ to Alt-Cmd-/ #3076
    Update lock/unlock icons in editor #1760 #3070
    Fix export to PDF exporting corrupted images #3068
    feat: Added Context Menu for markdown preview mode and copy url when … #3066
    Fix Custom CSS Disappears After Saving #3065
    Fix 2892: Line wrapping #3063
    fix chinese language new note tab style #3062
    apply theme color to slider in MarkdownSplitEditor #3055
    Fix #2540 #3050
    Fix theme path issue #3048
    Simplified search input & fixed chinese character input #3037
    fix gallery on windows #3027
    Fix regular expression related checkbox logic #3001
    Fix #2922 #2998
    Fixes that TOC hasn't id attribute when the title is all 2-byte characters #2994
    Upgrade React & React-DOM & React-Router + adding DevTools #2990

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