Author Archives: Tornevall

8 days left in the planned sprint for release (and this was just a random set date at first). netcurl 6.1.0 just released anyway! But the package has been up and tested for a few weeks already and sould be … Continue reading →

Many of netcurl 6.1 components have been released this week. Dependencies that “we” use to make netcurl more efficient. Many things has been imported from 6.0, but instead of copy local code from the old project (with pride) all code … Continue reading →

A mailinglist for netcurl has been established under lists.tornevall.net, available for subscriptions where information like this will be posted. Stable releases for netcurl v6.0 will, for now on, no longer be pushed into the master repository. A new stable/6.0 has … Continue reading →

While working on the NET-TOOLS behaviour on content detection, I realized that I wasn’t happy with just one option per site. Let me explain. The current netToolsApiElementRulesMock allows one specific action when registered content has been discovered. For the below … Continue reading →

A new project documentation has been established for the ongoing project at https://docs.tornevall.net/x/KQA6Aw The current release has gong through very basic testings with Facebook as ground base. However, it is time to move forward. Next step in the codebase is … Continue reading →

The hardest thing currently known to me is to keep up the motivation in a universe where time is not always enough. However, the project actually runs forward. The first outcome of a non-adopted codebase (nope, I did not adopt … Continue reading →

What README.md currently contains based on the current not-yet-commited codebase. Embryo issue number NT-99: This is not yet another adblocker. It’s a yet another “getting-rid-of-bullshit-for-real-extension”. This is a project, basically written for personal use. Not your personal use. My personal … Continue reading →

First of all. This post is automatically posted. It is not part of the hashtag #avskedsbrev, however, I have to honour the hashtag by using it myself. Besides, I may not be able to return with more information about the … Continue reading →