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In this release we have added a number of new features and improvements.  Please see the Change Log for a full list of changes, which should assist with feature testing and validation.  NetAnalysis v1.54 has been tested against all the current release versions of supported browsers.  Please see the following list:

The corresponding version of HstEx for this release of NetAnalysis is HstEx v3.8.  HstEx v3.8 uses an updated file format which can only be opened in NetAnalysis v1.54 and above.

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We have added support to import data from the 'moz_formhistory' table.  This contains artefacts relating to web form completion. 

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We have added support for Google Chrome Page Content (c2body).  Chrome's history system keeps a full text index for each page the user visits, making it easy to find pages based on their content, not just title and URL. The user's history is exposed through the History page, accessible via the Tools menu, or by pressing Ctrl+H. A user may also directly search their history by typing a search query in the address bar, and selecting the See all pages in history containing [query] item that appears if any results match the entered query.

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Page Transitions

Google Chrome stores a transition value which identifies the type of transition between pages.  These are stored in the history database to separate visits, and are reported by the renderer for page navigations.  NetAnalysis now extracts and decodes the page transition value and displays the transitions in the 'Status' column.  By examining the page transitions, it is possible to see how a user landed on a page.  To understand the meaning of each transition, please see Page Transitions.

 

Figure 4 - Google Chrome Page Transitions

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This release has an updated Query Manager with additional features.  It is now possible to sort the 'Database Field List' and 'SQL Query Operators' by clicking on the corresponding column header.  The 'SQL Query Operators' now have a 'Description' entry which explains the function of the Operator.  The Operators have also been re-written to show the full Operator with parameters and wild card characters.  This should make it much easier to build and understand your SQL queries.  The 'Check SQL Syntax' button has been added as a more convenient way to verify the syntax of a query.  For further information, please see SQL Query Operators.

 

Figure 7 - Updated Query Manager

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