Adaware Antivirus Free 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2020-05-01
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What's new in this version:
- various bug fixes when embedding and rendering fonts
- fixed a bug that caused overstruck text to be drawn an incorrect locations in the PDF file
更新時間：2020-04-30
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What's new in this version:
Seven security issues affect WordPress versions 5.4 and earlier. If you haven’t yet updated to 5.4, all WordPress versions since 3.7 have also been updated to fix the following security issues:
- Props to Muaz Bin Abdus Sattar and Jannes who both independently reported an issue where password reset tokens were not properly invalidated
- Props to ka1n4t for finding an issue where certain private posts can be viewed unauthenticated
- Props to Evan Ricafort for discovering an XSS issue in the Customizer
- Props to Ben Bidner from the WordPress Security Team who discovered an XSS issue in the search block
- Props to Nick Daugherty from WordPress VIP / WordPress Security Team who discovered an XSS issue in wp-object-cache
- Props to Ronnie Goodrich (Kahoots) and Jason Medeiros who independently reported an XSS issue in file uploads
- Props to Weston Ruter for fixing a stored XSS vulnerability in the WordPress customizer
- Additionally, an authenticated XSS issue in the block editor was discovered by Nguyen the Duc in WordPress 5.4 RC1 and RC2. It was fixed in 5.4 RC5. We wanted to be sure to give credit and thank them for all of their work in making WordPress more secure.
更新時間：2020-04-21
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What's new in this version:
- Improved performance
- Added support for YouTube “Trending” and “News” top playlists
- SoundCloud search/playback fixed
- General bug fixes
更新時間：2020-04-02
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What's new in this version:
- Improved the appearance of the product icons
- Fixed bugs for systems where the left/right mouse buttons are swapped
- Fixed bugs that were causing highlighted text in embedded FP notes to display error messages or to generate incorrect PDF files (Pro only)
更新時間：2020-03-31
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What's new in this version:
- Every major release adds more to the block editor
- More ways to make posts and pages come alive with your best images. More ways to bring your visitors in, and keep them engaged, with the richness of embedded media from the web’s top services.
- More ways to make your vision real, and put blocks in the perfect place—even if a particular kind of block is new to you. More efficient processes.
- And more speed everywhere, so as you build sections or galleries, or just type in a line of prose, you can feel how much faster your work flows.
Two new blocks. And better blocks overall:
- Two brand-new blocks: Social Icons and Buttons make adding interactive features fast and easy.
- New ways with color: Gradients in the Buttons and Cover block, toolbar access to color options in Rich Text blocks, and for the first time, color options in the Group and Columns blocks.
- Guess a whole lot less! Version 5.4 streamlines the whole process for placing and replacing multimedia in every block. Now it works the same way in almost every block!
- And if you’ve ever thought your image in the Media+Text block should link to something else—perhaps a picture of a brochure should download that brochure as a document? Well, now it can.
Cleaner UI, clearer navigation—and easier tabbing:
- Clearer block navigation with block breadcrumbs. And easier selection once you get there.
- For when you need to navigate with the keyboard, better tabbing and focus. Plus, you can tab over to the sidebar of nearly any block.
- Speed! 14% faster loading of the editor, 51% faster time-to-type!
- Tips are gone. In their place, a Welcome Guide window you can bring up when you need it—and only when you need it—again and again.
- Know at a glance whether you’re in a block’s Edit or Navigation mode. Or, if you have restricted vision, your screen reader will tell you which mode you’re in.
Your fundamental right: privacy:
- 5.4 helps with a variety of privacy issues around the world. So when users and stakeholders ask about regulatory compliance, or how your team handles user data, the answers should be a lot easier to get right.
Take a look:
- Now personal data exports include users session information and users location data from the community events widget. Plus, a table of contents!
- See progress as you process export and erasure requests through the privacy tools.
- Plus, little enhancements throughout give the privacy tools a little cleaner look. Your eyes will thank you!
Just for developers:
Add custom fields to menu items—natively:
- Two new actions let you add custom fields to menu items—without a plugin and without writing custom walkers.
- On the Menus admin screen, wp_nav_menu_item_custom_fields fires just before the move buttons of a nav menu item in the menu editor.
- In the Customizer, wp_nav_menu_item_custom_fields_customize_template fires at the end of the menu-items form-fields template.
- Check your code and see where these new actions can replace your custom code, and if you’re concerned about duplication, add a check for the WordPress version.
Blocks! Simpler styling, new APIs and embeds:
- Radically simpler block styling. Negative margins and default padding are gone! Now you can style blocks the way you need them. And, a refactor got rid of four redundant wrapper divs.
- If you build plugins, now you can register collections of your blocks by namespace across categories—a great way to get more brand visibility.
- Let users do more with two new APIs: block variations and gradients.
- In embeds, now the block editor supports TikTok—and CollegeHumor is gone.
更新時間：2020-03-31
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What's new in this version:
Cross-platform web testing:
- TestComplete 14.4 introduces the new cross-platform approach to web testing. You can now record (or create manually) web tests in one of the supported browsers – Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Internet Explorer – and then run these tests in a wide range of other browsers, including those that you don’t use for test creation, like Opera and Safari. These browsers can work on various platforms, both Windows and non-Windows ones: macOS, Linux, Unix, or mobile Android and iOS.
To create cross-platform tests, you start a new TestComplete project and select a new check box in the Create Project wizard:
What's New in TestComplete 14.40:
- New recording mode
- Click the image to enlarge it
- You can then record a web test as you would normally do this
To address web elements, new tests use CSS selectors and XPath expressions rather than Name Mapping items. This makes these tests browser- and platform-independent:
What's New in TestComplete 14.40:
- Recorded cross-platform web test
- You can run these cross-platform tests on your local computer or in a device cloud that has Selenium Grid installed. You connect to the cloud and run tests there directly from within TestComplete. The device cloud can be –
- A private hub with Selenium Grid configured
- Selenium Grid provided as a service by CrossBrowserTesting
- Selenium Grid provided as a service by any other third-party provider (for example, Sauce Labs or Testing Bot)
If you use the CrossBrowserTesting device cloud, you can easily connect to the needed device from TestComplete. TestComplete offers the new Run Remote Browser operation to do that from keyword tests:
- What's New in TestComplete 14.40: Run Remote Browser operation
In script tests, you can use a new wizard to generate the needed code automatically:
- What's New in TestComplete 14.40: Generate run code for CrossBrowserTesting wizard
- You can copy the generated code and paste it into your script tests
- The new functionality is implemented by the new Device Cloud add-on. It is available in TestComplete Trial for evaluation; as for the commercial version, it is licensed separately from TestComplete.
- For complete information on the new web testing approach, see About Cross-Platform Web Tests
Cross-platform web tests in TestComplete:
- New ML-based grid validations
- TestComplete includes new machine-learning algorithms to recognize tabular controls and extract data from them. This helps you validate the data of any tabular controls, including custom versions of grid controls and tables rendered in charts or in PDF files. In other words, now you can validate the data of those grid controls for which TestComplete doesn’t provide special test objects.
To do this, you use table checkpoints that are clever enough now to recognize tables by their images (the checkpoints support optical character recognition). When creating a table checkpoint, you specify a screen area that has tabular data, or you can allow TestComplete to detect that area automatically. TestComplete will recognize the table, obtain its columns and rows, and verify its data by comparing it with a baseline copy:
- What's New in TestComplete 14.40: Specifying a screen area containing the tabular data that a table checkpoint will verify
ML-Based Grid Validation:
- For complete information, see Working With Grid Controls.
Jira integration improvements:
- Now, in TestComplete, you can create issues of any type supported by your Jira project. Previous versions created items of the Bug type only
- For this purpose, we’ve updated the Create Jira Issue dialog. Now you can specify all the fields needed to create an issue of the selected type, including the custom fields.
- Earlier, the Create Jira Issue dialog was implemented by a script extension. Now, it has become part of TestComplete
- We also created a new JiraSupport script extension that enables you to create and update Jira issues directly from test scripts. The extension appends the Jira scripting object to TestComplete. It has special methods for creating and updating Jira issues. You can find the extension in our GitHub repository.
Smarter self-healing:
- The self-healing functionality now uses improved AI-based algorithms to find a replacement object by its image (earlier, it sought for similar objects by their properties). See Self-Healing Tests for details.
- These new algorithms use code implemented by the Intelligent Quality add-on. So, starting from version 14.40, we offer the self-healing functionality as part of that add-on.
- BDD improvements
Now, you can command TestComplete to treat each Scenario Outline Example as a separate test case. To do this, you use the new project setting. When it is on, the test log shows the results of each Outline Example as test case results:
- Results of executed BDD examples
- Click the image to enlarge it
- Also, the project’s Error handling > On error property now affects each example separately during the test run
- Web testing improvements
- Smarter mapping of web objects. Now, TestComplete does not map intermediate web objects (like DIVs) by their text content if this can make the mapping criteria unstable.
Support for the recent versions of web browsers:
- Mozilla Firefox 74
- Google Chrome 80
- Support for CEF3 79.0.3945 . You can now create and run tests against desktop applications using this and earlier versions of the Chromium Embedded Framework control.
- Support for Electron 8. You can now create, record, and run automated tests for Electron-based applications created with Electron versions 8.0 - 8.1
- In addition, support for Electron versions 6.1 and 7.1 has been introduced
- Mobile testing improvements
- Android testing
- The AndroidDevice object has a new AndroidDevice.DoubleTouch method to simulate a double touch of the device screen at specific screen coordinates
- iOS testing
- TestComplete introduces support for iOS 13.3
- Xamarin.Forms
- Now, in your tests, you can access and interact with controls residing in containers created with the Rg.Plugins.Popup plugin for Xamarin.Forms applications
- Overall improvements
- Improved support for source controls. We’ve updated the format of TestComplete project files to make automatic and manual merging clearer and easier.
- Smarter password support. During test recording, TestComplete now automatically saves the entered passwords to project variables of the Password type and doesn’t display these values in recorded tests. This allows you to keep passwords secure during testing. See Working With Passwords and Other Sensitive Data for details.
- The new Log category of project settings. The project settings that control the test log have been moved to the new Log category. This category also includes the new “Treat each example in Scenario Outline as a separate test case” option (see BDD improvements above).
New supported controls. TestComplete now recognizes the following control types and enables you to use special methods and properties to work with them. During test recording, it records user actions on these controls as calls to the special methods:
- JavaFX PasswordField
- DevExpress PasswordBoxEdit
- Better UX of the Name Mapping Template dialog. The dialog box that you use to create a Name Mapping template now has a new special option to specify whether to use a regular expression for a property or not. Earlier, you could do this only by typing the regexp: prefix.
Script editor improvements:
- You can now Ctrl+click the name of a project, project-suite, keyword-test, or network-suite variable in script code to jump to the visual variable editor quickly
- You can now quickly scale the editor font by holding CTRL pressed and rotating the mouse wheel
- The editor has a better look and feel
- TestComplete now uses a brand-new UI theme. You can also switch to the old theme if you like
- Better performance. Now, TestComplete starts faster
- Network Level Authentication is no longer needed to open remote user sessions when you run distributed tests from TestComplete, when you run tests by using the TestComplete Jenkins plugin, or when you open user sessions by using the SessionCreator utility.
- The Stop test item value of the Playback > On Error, Playback > On warning, and Playback > On object recognition error project properties has been renamed to Stop current item.
- The Stop test item value of the On error test item property has been renamed Stop current item
- These properties now affect individual tests that were run by tags and individual examples of a scenario outline. If during a test run, a test matching a tag (or tag expression) fails, the test engine will proceed to the next matching test. Similarly, if during a test run, some scenario outline example fails, the test engine will proceed to the next example.
- We’ve fixed a number of issues reported by our customers
- Discontinued Support
- Starting from version 14.4, we discontinue support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 10. We will not run tests for this browser and will not provide patches or bug fixes for issues related to it. You still will be able to run web tests in that browser, but we do not guarantee they will work correctly.
- The integration with CrossBrowserTesting.com provided via the CrossBrowserTesting project item has become obsolete. This item is no longer added to new project suites automatically. You have to add it manually if you need to.
- To run your automated web tests in multiple remote environments provided by CrossBrowserTesting.com, use the new cross-platform web testing approach. See About Cross-Platform Web Tests.
更新時間：2020-03-17
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更新時間：2020-03-11
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What's new in this version:
- Fixed bugs that caused Type 1 fonts to be imaged incorrectly
- Improved hit-testing for the page popup buttons (Insert, Paste, Rotate, Delete), to reduce unwanted actions caused by accidental clicks
- Fixed a bug that caused incorrect redraws when zoomed pages are dragged with the Hand cursor
- Fixed a bug that sometimes caused incorrect PDF/A output
- When printing from pdfFactory to another printer, the Windows print job name is now set from the overall pdfFactory session name instead of from the internal spool file job name
- You can now print just selected pages or jobs instead of the entire session by right-clicking on pages in the page display
更新時間：2020-03-04
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Added DASH mpd support
- Improved IPTV playback
- Fixed broken SoundCloud playback
- Fixed broken Zaycev.net playback
- Fixed broken Z1.fm playback
- Fixed broken YouTube search
- Improved performance
更新時間：2020-02-25
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- Fixed a bug that sometimes caused the “Grayscale” setting to produce incorrect images