Fixes#482
While the solution isn't ideal, there isn't much more to do, other than not using a JS framework to render HTML, as per https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1324255
This also fixes some text on the web extension build, to make it clearer Edge is also supported.
This adds a security audit page with automatic checks for:
- Reused passwords
- Weak passwords
- Compromised passwords
Storing the audit information in the items themselves.
Co-authored-by: Martin Kleinschrodt <martin@maklesoft.com>
This allows the web extension to auto-lock (tested in Chrome and Firefox), by running an alarm in the background, since the `setTimeout` is ignored past 10 seconds.
I noticed that if the popup is open, it does not lock until it’s closed (even after firing the alarm). I couldn’t find a way to change the route for the app from the background, and I wasn’t sure if it would worth it adding a new listener for this, as it’s not common for the extension to be open for a long period of time anyway.
Closes#300
* CI: Full Release
This implements a full release action that takes care of creating a tag, release, then building and uploading builds for all targets.
- File reading is now happening later in the process;
- File reading now reuses methods from `core/attachment`;
- Errors thrown in the import now include an error message;
- Adds prettier command to "prettify" all files;
- Adds prettier command to check for files not conforming to prettier's config;
- Makes CI run the prettier:check command;
- Changes `export const method = () => {};` to `export function method() {}` in the `1pux-parser` file;
- Other minor consistency changes/fixes/improvements;
- Actually ran prettier on every file, and it had a lot of things to tweak.
This implements `.nvmrc` and `.npmrc` files, as well as locking `package.json` versions, in order to get us closer to reproducible builds and more stable environment.
Closes#320
Martin Kleinschrodt
Bruno Bernardino