
Roustem and I released 1Passwd version 2.4.5 late on Friday. Despite the minor version bump it actually includes a huge set of changes "under the hood", and several key improvements.
I'll detail the "noticeable" features below, but from our perspective the most important change came in the codebase itself. Specifically, Roustem has managed to find a way to merge the WebKit and Mozilla codebases. While this might not sound like much, it was a very hard nut to crack and now with this out of the way, the door is open for us to greatly improve all the extensions and allow development of cool new features.
While we're on the subject of code, I should let you know Roustem and I will be attending Apple's WWDC this week and look forward to meeting a lot of cool new folks. We'll be at the Delicious Generation WWDC party as well.
We're looking to expand the size of our development team so if the thought of "merged codebases" (i.e. DRY) makes you as happy as it makes us, please get in touch. Drop us an email and if you're at WWDC we'd love to meet you in person.
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