Add a new "Don't trust system CAs" preference under advanced options
that will change the behaviour of the MemorizingTrustManager. All
formerly unknown certificates will raise a warning if checked.
Add EnhancedListView library de.timroes.android:EnhancedListView:0.3.4
to enable swipe-out for ListViews
Re-enable selectableItemBackground
Dont end selectedConversation on swipe
Call mConversationFragment.reinit() instead.
Add separate undo string for swipe MUC.
Add blacklistedConversation for undo swipe
Update title_undo_swipe_* strings
Fix undo(), rename blacklistedConversation
Fix discardUndo(); re-init selectedConversation
maintain scroll position after undo
clear notification when dismissing a conversation
modified / simplified maintain scroll position code
simplify handling of selectedConversation
change undo_muc string, remove notifyDataSetChanged()
When passing the Choose Contact Activity a boolean called "multiple"
set to true, it now allows the user to select multiple contacts. Long
pressing a contact enters multiple selection mode and the selection is
confirmed using a button in the CAB. The Activity returns whether or not
multiple contacts were selected using the same boolean. If multiple
contacts were selected, an array of JID strings called "contacts" is
returned. The Choose Contact Activity now also honors "filter_contacts",
an array of strings containing JIDs that should not be displayed in
the picker.
The invite to conference dialog now uses this feature to enable inviting
multiple contacts at once. Additionally, Invite Contact uses
"filter_contacts" to only display contacts that are not yet
participating in the conversation
With #959 all ciphers of the platform were enabled, but this also
includes several suites that are considered as very weak, even down to
NULL- and anon-ciphers which disable completely disable encryption
and/or authentication. Especially the anon-ciphers could be easily used
for a mitm-attack.
To remove all weak ciphers a blacklist with patterns of cipher-names was
added to Config.java. The blacklist is based on the "mandatory discards"
that Mozilla suggests to not use for TLS-servers because they are weak
or known to be broken.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS#Mandatory_discards
BrianBlade