uProxy alpha - v0.8.4

• Fixes bugs with login/logout/login from Facebook, and uses an updated Firebase protocol (may interact strangely with old clients).
• Uses "Alpha" everywhere.
• Added invitation suggestion to empty roster.

uProxy alpha release candidate 0.8.3

• Sharing tab on Firefox 37 or later now shows a message that we are blocked on a firefox bug.
• FAQ update
• Update to latest uproxy-networking and uproxy-lib which have better error messages.

uProxy alpha release candidate 0.8.2

• Note: this is an API breaking change: 0.8.2 will not work with 0.8.1 or below. The protocol change was needed to work around a bug in Firefox WebRTC (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=929977 - it doesn't notice when the peer disconnected, leaving Firefox in a broken state).
• For Firefox users of v0.7.1: you'll need to delete your old settings for the add-on; and in particular reset the stun-server settings.
• Firefox 37 introduced a regression in the number of data channels it can handle which causes bad things to happen (only support 8 channels to be openned in one direction; this means the first page loads, but quickly proxying speed slows to a standstill)

Release candidate - 2015-04-13

New in this version:

• Usability and style improvements and polish
• Social integration with Facebook
• Addition of "one-time connection" feature, which allows users to set up connections without a social network.
• uProxy integration tests
• New user-based consent model
• Improved troubleshooting and feedback collection
• Feature parity between Firefox and Chrome

Update dependencies and sync version numbers.

• uProxy package.json and Chrome (app and extension) manifest.json versions synced at 0.6.0
• uproxy-lib and freedom dependencies were updated to latest available packages in npm
• for tests to pass with updated uproxy-lib, freedom mocks were updated

Release following reliability focus.

Since the last build-cop version, updates include:

• support for loading multiple instances per user from storage
• updated freedom dependencies
• code coverage calculations when tests are run

Since the last v#.#.# release, updates include:

• move to Polymer + other significant UI refactoring
• updates of usage flow (including onboarding, auth, consent model, install)
• refitting code for uproxy-networking and freedom updates (including freedom 0.6)
• bug fixing, better error handling, more robust
• continued Firefox development
• UX-study-driven changes to UI