Release v1.1.1

Fixed

• Sidebar <nav> styling conflict with top navigation. Changed top nav to <header> element so sidebar nav links no longer inherit 64px height and border-bottom.
• Active nav indicator changed from border-right (clashing with sidebar divider) to border-left with proper spacing.
• Page width inconsistency between landing page (960px) and documentation pages (1200px). Unified to single 1200px wrap class across all pages.
• Landing page now uses shared style.css instead of duplicating styles inline.

Added

• GitHub Pages 404 fallback page with navigation links.
• All guide pages now use absolute /seb/ paths for link consistency.

Release v1.1.0

Added

• Comprehensive documentation site under docs/guide/ with seven pages:
  • Quick Start guide with installation steps and first-run walkthrough
  • Features reference covering all capabilities
  • API Reference documenting all REST endpoints with examples
  • Report Format specification with full data structure details
  • CLI Usage guide with examples and argument reference
  • Safety Policies comparison and detailed descriptions
  • FAQ answering common questions
• Shared CSS stylesheet for consistent documentation presentation
• Custom 404 page for GitHub Pages with navigation links
• <base href="/seb/" /> tag on all pages for correct asset path resolution
• Navigation links from landing page to documentation guide and API reference

Changed

• Landing page navigation updated with links to Quick Start, Guide, and API docs
• Landing page hero buttons updated: replaced "Documentation" with "Quick Start"

Infrastructure

• Release workflow extended to support branch trigger for both main and master
• Changelog entries now automatically populate GitHub release body
• Repo description, homepage URL, and 9 repository topics configured

Release v1.0.0

Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.0] - 2026-06-17

Added

• Cross-browser examination matrix: Run URL inspection across Chromium, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, WebKit, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and custom Chromium-based browsers in a single pass.
• Sandboxed browser sessions: Every examine run uses isolated browser contexts with temporary profiles. No cookies, cache, or credentials leak between runs or affect the host browser.
• Safety policy presets: Three levels of isolation -- Strict (all permissions blocked, downloads disabled), Balanced (sensitive permissions blocked, downloads quarantined), and Diagnostic (minimal blocking for QA).
• Desktop and mobile screenshots: Full-page capture at 1440x960 and 390x844 viewports per browser.
• Network activity log: Request method, URL, domain, HTTP status, resource type, and content size for all page requests.
• Console log capture: Console messages with level, text, and source location for each browser session.
• Storage inspection: Cookie enumeration (name, domain, path, flags), localStorage keys, and sessionStorage keys.
• Redirect chain mapping: Tracks navigation redirects with status codes from initial URL through final destination.
• URL validation and warnings: Built-in checks for localhost, private network addresses, and unencrypted HTTP with user-facing warnings.
• Report export: JSON for programmatic processing and HTML for visual review and sharing.
• Built-in web UI: React + Vite frontend with URL input, browser matrix selector, policy picker, and tabbed report viewer (Overview, Network, Console, Storage).
• CLI mode: Headless examination from terminal via npm run examine -- <url> [browser] [policy].
• Browser auto-detection: Scans standard installation paths for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi on Windows.
• Custom executable path: Support for any Chromium-based browser not detected automatically.
• Responsive layout: Two-column workbench on desktop collapses to single column on mobile.
• API server: Express-based REST API on port 4217 with health check, browser listing, examine execution, and artifact serving.
• GitHub Pages landing page: Project overview and documentation site deployed via CI/CD.
• Automated release workflow: GitHub Actions pipeline that creates releases from version bumps and deploys GitHub Pages on push to main.
• Sponsorship configuration: GitHub Sponsors link for project support.

Technical

• Runtime: Node.js 22+ with TypeScript 6
• Automation: Playwright 1.61 with Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit support
• Frontend: React 19 + Vite 8 with lucide-react icons
• Styling: Custom CSS with design system (neutral palette, status colors, responsive grid)
• API: Express 5 with CORS support
• Development: Concurrent server/client startup via concurrently and tsx watch