July 8th, 2011· Added support for HTML5 tags: header, footer, nav, section, article, aside, dialog, dd, dt, figure, canvas, svg, progress, meter, time, m, and output.
· Added option to view charts in grayscale color scheme (see add-on options).
· Added hover highlight to vintage VSC colors.
· Removed popup window view option. Charts open in tab only.
· Updated code to use regular expressions to match tags.
September 1st, 2010· Only the first 4096 characters contained inside script tag pairs are displayed within a Source Chart.
· This does not affect HTML generated by these scripts, it simply ensures that any HTML stored as JavaScript strings within script tags does not interfere with the charting of HTML outside of scripts tags.
· This fix is necessary to properly handle Firefox's nodeValue character limit, while maintaining View Source Chart's performance.
· Facebook.com's "Newsfeed" page is a great example of why this fix is necessary.
March 15th, 2010· Cursor changes to hand to indicate clickable areas
· Text inside containers is word wrapped
· Selected text can be DEselected (by clicking it) without collapsing a container
· Displays entire opening tag in titletip when mouse hovers over container. This enables view of opening tag/attributes from any hot area of a container. This is especially useful when navigating a deeply nested page structure.
January 23rd, 2010· selected text can be DEselected (by clicking on selection) without collapsing it's container
· text inside containers is word-wrapped
· cursor changes to hand on clickable areas
· entire opening tag is displayed in titletip when mouse hovers over container
· this enables view of opening tag/attributes from any hot area
May 29th, 2009· Much faster than previous versions.
· Scroll-into-view collapsible containers (meaning when a container is collapsed from its side or bottom, the entire collapsed container is positioned within the viewport, so you never lose your place in a large html file).
· Known issue: cannot load new url in source chart tab/popup.