Releases · ttalvitie/browservice

Upgrade to CEF 138.0.17 (Chromium 138.0.7204.97)
Adapt data directory handling and Windows Chromium sandbox setup to adapt to recent CEF changes
Switch back to default GL implementation on Windows as it rarely causes problems there (but keep using ANGLE/SwiftShader by default on Linux to avoid compatibility issues)

Upgrade to CEF 131.2.7 (Chromium 131.0.6778.86).
Change to using ANGLE/SwiftShader as the default Chromium GL implementation to avoid issues with graphics driver compatibility in the default configuration. The old behavior can be restored using command line option --chromium-args=use-gl=desktop.

Upgrade to CEF 128.4.8 (Chromium 128.0.6613.114).
Fix issue #98 by stopping using regexes for URL parsing in the Retrojsvice plugin.

Upgrade to CEF 126.2.0 (Chromium 126.0.6478.62).
Start making prebuilt patched CEF binaries available (filenames starting with patched_cef_), enabling building modified versions of Browservice without having to build CEF/Chromium from scratch.

Upgrade to CEF 120.2.7 (Chromium 120.0.6099.234).
Add support for specifying SSL/TLS certificate checking exceptions using the --certificate-check-exceptions command line option.
Add support for controlling the control bar visibility (useful for kiosk software) using the --show-control-bar command line option.
Add support for disabling client forward/back button forwarding that may cause compatibility issues with some clients using the --vice-opt-navigation-forwarding Retrojsvice plugin command line option.

Upgrade to CEF 119.4.3 (Chromium 119.0.6045.159).
Implement support for page zooming through the --initial-zoom command line argument and hotkeys Ctrl+K/J/M for zoom in/out/reset.
Implement support for setting font render parameters for the browser view using the --browser-font-render-mode command line option.
- Set the default font render mode to antialiased without subpixel rendering (previously, the system default was used, which typically includes subpixel rendering).

Releases: ttalvitie/browservice