What's Changed:
- Ship highlight.js verbatim from @highlightjs/cdn-assets
- Replace pako with native DecompressionStream

This release contains the following bugfix:

• The CSP fix, which was rolled out with version 1.9.1, requires excessively high privileges (use of the downloads-API). Version 1.9.2 now also enables exports again, whereby the downloads-API is not used and a more lax content security policy is used instead.

This release contains the following bugfix:

• Fixes a CSP-issue that prevented exports from being downloaded

This release some bugfixes and a new filtering feature:

• Opt-in to light and dark UI controls
• Handle undefined content type header when evaluating visibility
• Functionality for filtering for protocol-related requests only

- Resource-filtering was improved (#92).
- The add-on window will change color-scheme based on the browser's dark-mode settings (#85).
- The parameters-tab was improved with highlighting (#90).
- Remove dependency on deprecated InstallTrigger (#74, #75)
- Updated the module to work with Manifest v3 (#80)

Chores:
- Dependencies were updated to their latest available version.
- The build-process was automated and partially offloaded to GA.
- Some typos were corrected.

This is a minor release of SAML-tracer, including some improvements and bugfixes:
- The extension can be started by keyboard shortcut `ALT`+`SHIFT`+`S` (#65)
- Redesigned summary tab with WS-Fed output (#68)
- Certificates embedded in SAML responses can be downloaded (#68)
- Validation errors fixed and dependencies updated (#70)
- Fixed a bug when using external dependency pako (#72)

This is a minor release of SAML-tracer, including some improvements and bugfixes:

New icon.
New tab summarising details for SAML requests and responses.
Allow enabling and disabling colors for requests.
Resolve a bug that didn't show resources when filtering was not active (#51).
Resolve an issue that showed a request even when all requests had been cleared (#50).
Fixed an issue with UTF-8 characters being wrongly displayed (#56).
Fixed an issue in Chrome that made it impossible to see the cookie exchange (#61).
Fixed a couple of issues when counting of hidden and "ghost" requests (#64).
Fixed an issue in Chrome that prevented autoscroll from being stopped when scrolling up (#62).
Fixed an issue with SAML attributes being wrongly encoded (#53).

This is a bugfix release, solving issues with redirections and URL-encoded forms.

SAML-tracer now includes support for WS-Federation! You can use it to debug your WS-Federation message exchanges as well as you did with SAML up until now. And as a bonus track, the extension works now also in Chrome!

This new release of the SAML-tracer addon allows you to disable autoscrolling when scrolling up in the list of traces, apart from unchecking the "Autoscroll" button. Clicking on this button again will take you down to the last trace captured. This way you can investigate a certain request without being distracted by other resources loaded by Firefox in the background,

SAML tracer now supports pausing/unpausing the capture of web traffic.

This release restores the old functionality that allowed to navigate through the list of requests with the keyboard, using the up and down arrow, as well as the "begin" and "end" keys.

This version of SAML tracer brings the import and export functionality finally back!

Additionally, the following bugs have been fixed:

* Form fields with multiple values were only showing the first one in SAML tracer.
* The CTRL + A keyboard shortcut was selecting all the contents of the SAML tracer window, instead of just those in the detailed view (HTTP headers, parameters or SAML documents).

Finally, we also added more content types (fonts and SVG pictures) to the list of filtered resources, and made it look great with syntax highlighting!

SAMLtracer is now compatible with Firefox 57 and later thanks to the contribution of Jan Köhler.

It includes a major redesign of the user interface. The ability to import and export traces is missing for the moment, but will be added back as soon as possible.

The extension works in Windows, MacOS and Linux, although there is a known issue with the latter that makes it display as a blank page until a right click is performed on it.