Month 2014-05

Index of 46 entries from May 2014. Entries belong to 6 different categories, including har-dulcify, more-tracked-paper, node-dnssec-name-shame, masters-thesis, and har-heedless.

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Parallel HAR batch downloading

Update project one-line summary

Allow resetting of lines

Only automatically highlight hexagons one in ten times

Delay automatic highlighting by one interval (second) each time the user manually highlights something, up to

about ten intervals.

Move hexagon highlight logic to renderer

Add lines as sides to hexagons, highlight random hexagons on a timer

Highlight random lines on a timer

Simple reload link

More styling, putting the header towards the middle of the page

Crude firing of custom events

Try to distinguish touch from mouse events

Check for timeline and profile capabilities before callin functions

More survey comments

More survey comments

Link to potential hexagonif github repo

Vary color on the x axis

Set absolute min and max for hexagon sides

Use a once() function for the mouse detector, wrap resize detector variable

Transparent lines by default looks better for async execution

Only generate hexagons after a mouse movement has been detected

A bit of styling for content on a lighter background

Change hexagon side length based on canvas size

Calculate colors by location

Rename the project to har-dulcify

Rename the project to har-heedless

Extract URLs, mime-types, referers

Find har files with errors (non-empty comments)

Split URLs into parts

Break out jq variable, simplify

Add a readme and a license

Use a modified local version of netsniff.js

Use a local version of netsniff.js, from PhantomJS

Update to the latest versions of everything

Use GPL3 for heedless

Use st to get resource caching, compression

Update npm dependencies

Fix some package.json values

Naughty or nice, not the other way around

Use context.getAddress with return_both_v4_and_v6 (which may or may not be the default)

Build a placeholder HAR file with an error comment instead of a plain error message string output

Concat multiple json streams with arrays

Only output latest domain file path it if exists

Mention that Alexa's top 25 should be fetched dynamically

Add more resources, make resources display in two columns

Add internetsociety.org as a known good example