Today latest version of Nimi Web Cleanser was released — an revision, now shields based for better adjustment.
User can change which shields should be used by default, but also can adjust those settings per website domain.
Some of the available shields:
- Blocks check — Pattern checks DIV elements class, name and id. Those can nest other elements.
- Anchors check — Pattern checks anchors target addresses.
- Images check — Pattern checks images source addresses (only IMG elements). Images can be used for data submission.
- Objects check — Pattern checks data information of OBJECT elements (used to embedd plugins, media files and other).
- Scripts check — Pattern checks SCRIPT elements source or their content (up to 1024 characters). Those can be used to inject on page content or data submission.
- Frames check — Pattern checks source address of IFRAME elements. Those can nest other elements.
Smart check — Enhances previous shields with:
- Size pattern check — for images and IFRAME elements for common sizes.
- Empty parent pattern check — checks if parent is empty after DIV removal.
- Added browseraction indication of running shields.
- Added default shields configuration to settings.
- Added smart shield, block shield, images shield, script shield, object shield, frame shield.
- Changed — removed domain whitelist from settings — as shields can be toggled individually per domain.
- Changed icon to shield instead of soap.
- Changed popup activation and status indication display method from pageaction to browseraction button.
- Changed to shields — modules can be toggled individually.
- Changed version incrementation system from 0.0.0 to year.month.day(with optional build after dot).
- Removed detected elements statistics/count.
- Removed detected elements whitelisting.
- Temporarily removed italian and german translation.
- Revised code.
Mentioned projects
- Nimi Web Cleanser
- Heuristically filters web for unknown threats.
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