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I modified the bug reporter I use to now email users on updates to their bug/issues they file. So when I update the bug from my backend, you will get an email notifying you that an update has occurred.

I’ve updated my bug reporting system (this is the http://thunderbrowse.com/bugreport one). And if you got here thinking Anonymantis has a new version, it doesn’t. It hasn’t had a new version update in 2 years.

I’ve personalized my installation a bit, I’ve added a better status page. And was going to add a place to input your version, but that didn’t work out as well as I thought (Mantis is very picky about this).

The new additions include:

1. Versions affected area
2. Resolutions and version where the fixes appear
3. A much needed notes section, where instead of me having to update the issue over and over, I can just use notes (hooray!)
4. A section for users to add their own notes (html is not allowed, and will be removed)

Hopefully this will make bug reporting even easier, allowing for better communication. Unfortunately, updates will not be sent to your inbox as Mantis can only send emails to registered users. The only real way to get this to work is via cron, which might be too hard on the system.

Please do not file a bug to see the changes. Instead please look at the picture below:

The new paypal buttons are up on the site, and I’ve also added a new page to the navigation that’s dedicated to handling donations (yay). The buttons around the site (that are not on the donation page) will allow you to donate whatever amount you want.

Fixed donation buttons are on the donations page (let’s say the word donation a few more times!) .

You cannot donate via ThunderBrowse (The paypal website denies it because of the useragent I believe), so you should donate in Firefox or IE or whatever browser you have.

Some real nice people are sending me viruses through general@thunderbrowse.com. No need to worry though, since I got several anti-virus systems set up.

But it’s starting to get annoying. I got 3 virus emails just yesterday. If you are sending viruses to me, or added my email to some spammer list, please stop (it’s probably a bot anyways).

The options page was in need of a new update for the last few months. I’ve updated the page with all the new settings featured in ThunderBrowse.

To make it easier to find the options page, a button has been added to the settings window that when you click it, it opens a window about the options. This is what it looks like:

And it will be featured in Version 3.2.1.8.