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2.0.2 (July, 2016) This is a Beta version of 'App Security Api' for Web (browser) HTML5 applications, extending our API support beyond Hybrid/Packaged HTML5 application, to the web. Developers can find the same API coverage and support, aligned with our Cordova and Crosswalk packages. Although you will find support for the complete set of API in this Beta version, some levels of data protection and application isolation are at Beta stage. You can find more information in the README.md file. Minor bug fixes Known Issues: - Internet Explorer uses domain only (and not domain + port + protocol (http/https)) for local storage's sand box isolation. In other words, there is no support for 2 apps running on the same domain with different port on IE. - Most browsers support up to 6 simultaneous http/https calls per domain. If 6 long calls such as sending huge data using SecureTransport are running in parallel, they would prevent apps from performing additional App Security API calls until they finish. - Creating big SecureData items returns 'Internal Error' or crashes instead of returning 'Memory allocation failure' error. - In case of large data requests, Firefox browser might send broken data. The capability service was tested on: - Windows desktop x64 devices - Web Browsers: Google Chrome (v.51.0.2704.103 m), Microsoft Internet Explorer (v.11.0.9600.18231) and Mozila Firefox (v.43.0.4) 2.0.1 (July, 2016) This is a Beta version of 'App Security Api' for Web (browser) HTML5 applications, extending our API support beyond Hybrid/Packaged HTML5 application, to the web. Developers can find the same API coverage and support, aligned with our Cordova and Crosswalk packages. Although you will find support for the complete set of API in this Beta version, some levels of data protection and application isolation are at Beta stage. You can find more information in the README.md file. Updated OpenSSL to version 1.0.2h Updated libcurl to version 7.49.1 Known Issues: - Internet Explorer uses domain only (and not domain + port + protocol (http/https)) for local storage's sand box isolation. In other words, there is no support for 2 apps running on the same domain with different port on IE. - Most browsers support up to 6 simultaneous http/https calls per domain. If 6 long calls such as sending huge data using SecureTransport are running in parallel, they would prevent apps from performing additional App Security API calls until they finish. - Creating big SecureData items returns 'Internal Error' or crashes instead of returning 'Memory allocation failure' error. - In case of large data requests, Firefox browser might send broken data. The capability service was tested on: - Windows desktop x64 devices - Web Browsers: Google Chrome (v.51.0.2704.103 m), Microsoft Internet Explorer (v.11.0.9600.18231) and Mozila Firefox (v.43.0.4)