Improved memory management to prevent race conditions and memory leak which filled the extension memory and caused the extension to crash
Added domain whitelist support
Updated regex to fix 0.0.0.0 Day
Added persistent settings after reboot
Added domain to the notification

More Information: https://github.com/ACK-J/Port_Authority/pull/43

- Reverted code back to 1.1.2 for the time being since there were a lot of issues reported with 1.1.3

Big update thanks to @jjk1492:
- Performance Improvements
- Fixed a bug that filled up all the RAM allowed by the extension which led to crashes.
- The long awaited whitelist has been added to prevent chosen domains from having requests blocked (Click on the gear in the top right corner)
- Refactoring and cleanup of code

- Removed IPv6 regex as it was never used and was likely causing the crashes everyone experienced

- Fixed GUI bug where the Port Scans Blocked header wouldn't show up until one was blocked
- Fixed JSON parsing error when there was no current blocked ports found

- @jjk1492 Added Dynamic GUI to visualize blocked scripts, and local port scans
- @laniakea64 Fixed bug where PortAUthority would not work properly in Private Windows
- https://github.com/ACK-J/Port_Authority/commit/756d473371a42af9b3546837d1363a35f6d99db4

- Added option to enable and disable notifications
- Updated regex to include ipv6 addresses with brackets

- Cleaned up GUI by removing "Blocked hosts" from the bottom since it has not been implemented yet.
- Made alert text more clear

- Toggle in UI to start / stop Port Authority's blocking feature now works!
- Cleaned up code
- Merged pull request all credit goes to @laniakea64 for the fixes
https://github.com/ACK-J/Port_Authority/commit/776d5a5a6a176fb4bebf12eb29826269ad70a94a

- Improved GUI switch but still not fully functional
- updated regex to remove redundant \.
- Updated notification text

- Updated logo

- Small change to remove verbose console.log() which was used for debugging

Regex
- More efficient
- Can properly detect 10. hosts now
- Case insensitive
- Includes ftp/ftps
- added ^ so detections must start a string (so redirect urls dont FP)
- https://regex101.com/r/DOPCdB/14

ThreatMetrix script dynamic detection
- Lexis Nexis is one of the worlds largest data brokers. Most of the sites that are port scnaning you are running their script called "threatmetrix" these scripts collect 416 pieces of personal information which is then encrypted (using XOR) into an image and sneakily sends it to a server that looks legit but then redirects to LexisNexis' main servers.
- Moral of the story is this is a insane over-reach and invation of privacy. Port Authority now dynamically blocks ALL of these servers so you should never have to worry about this :)
- Lastly, I added a notification so you know when this script is detected and blocked.

- Updated regex to fix FP for 10. networks

- Made regex case insensitive

- Updated regex

- seperated the number of blocks on a per tab basis and made alerts fire once per tab

- updated regex to be more efficient and also correctly match the entire class B private IP space of 172. Also added notification of a website portscanning

- Fixed regex false positives. Added a constraint of :// before an ip address or hostname

- Changed the regex to exclude public ipv6 addresses since they created too many false positives
- Normal functionality works, but toggle doesn't

- Added toolbar icon with a switch to enable/disable functionality
- Added badge text to count how many port scans are blocked

- Added support for a different prefix for localhost websockets wss://

- Added support for localhost

- Removed unused permissions