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This release of NetAnalysis® adds support for another two browsers, namely AVG Secure Browser and Min Browser. We have also added support for thirty-eight new versions of other browsers.
New Features
AVG Secure Browser
AVG Secure Browser is a web browser with built-in security and privacy features designed by AVG Technologies, a subsidiary of Avast. It claims to be a fast, secure browser with built-in adblock, anti-phishing, safer online banking, password manager and a host of other security focused features.
Min Browser
Min Browser is an open-source web browser which has been designed with a minimalist outlook. The tabs in Min take up less space as they are combined with the search bar into one row. Another interesting feature is the ability to organise tabs into Tasks, this is similar to the Tab Groups feature in Firefox. It also has a Focus Mode which hides the other tabs with an aim to prevent distractions.
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Our internal viewer has been updated to deal with the latest in browser technology. In addition, we have added support for data URLs, so they may be displayed in the viewer; depending on the format of the data, you can right-click on the page and save the data in its native format.
We have also added support for viewing MHTML documents.
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User Interface Enhancements
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Improved Support for Processing Mounted File Systems
We have reviewed a number of different file mounting applications to see if we can improve the way we handle read-only file systems. This has resulted in a number of improvements. We have enhanced our support for files and folders containing reparse points as well as improving the way we deal with file system artefacts which require elevated permissions.
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The following image shows the index being searched. Create and search the Indexed data by accessing the Index menu in NetAnalysis®.
Change Log
To review the full list of changes for this release, please see: Change Log v2.12.
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