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Hunt for vulnerable websites as you browse.

License: MIT License

JavaScript 75.54% CSS 9.40% HTML 15.06%

bishop's Issues

Make popup better

Logo on top
Button to indicate enabled/disabled and change on click (Green/red with power symbol)
Button for options (Yellow with wrench)

The queue will be processed, but the rapid storage access causes Chrome to whine, and there should be a better way to show as sites are processed one by one (just having them disappear and letting the m run in the background is a horrible idea). I'd love to have some kind of status indicator as sites are processed, but that means I need a way to pass callbacks all the way down into the XHR dispatching function... I don't know if there's a clean solution for this; I may just end up tearing out queueing. The volume it processes just doesn't seem feasible.

Add option to not consider redirects as a successful match

I've had multiple false positives because of sites that redirect URLs that don't exist to some default page. There should be an option to not consider redirects (status codes 301/302) to be successful rule matches.

Add delay on config change

Make the alert not happen 20K times

Generate CRX

Create tiles/blurb/screenshots for Chrome Store

Fix up readme

Display escaped '\n' instead of actual newline in rules table

I was confused on why a rule was giving a false positive, so I checked options_demo.js and found the actual rule was Index(.|\n)*modified instead of Index(.| )*modified, but the rules table was displaying the latter. There's an actual newline in the HTML, which gets rendered as a space. This should be rendered as '\n' instead.

Review ruleset and exclusion list

Shift storage from sync to local

Same as jkingsman/get-git#1. Possible complications with data loss on transition; further investigation needed.

Opera

Opera is based on Chromium for quite a while now, and other projects such as uBlock supports Opera while supporting Chrome/Chromium. Is bishop for Opera feasible?