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CreatedUpdated High Resolution Compatible Browsers Files Software Version
23 December 12 24 November 14 Yes BrowsersIE8, IE9, IE10, Firefox,Safari, Opera, Chrome HTML, CSS, PHP PHP 5.x, PHP 5.3, PHP 5.4,MySQL 4.x, MySQL 5.x


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Change Log



V4.2.1 (03/10/2014)
+ Fixed automatic redirect in splash page mode

V4.2 (18/09/2014)
+ Fixed Bugs
+ Improved performance
+ Added new theme
+ Added Delete Anonymous URLs in the admin panel
+ Added Disable Pro Module
+ Added Public URL List
+ Updated Google Connect

Change Log

V4.2.1 (03/10/2014)
+ Fixed automatic redirect in splash page mode

V4.2 (18/09/2014)
+ Fixed Bugs
+ Improved performance
+ Added new theme
+ Added Delete Anonymous URLs in the admin panel
+ Added Disable Pro Module
+ Added Public URL List
+ Updated Google Connect

V4.1
+ Bugs fixed
+ Membership notice
+ Fixed anonymous history

V4.0
+ New Template built on Bootstrap 3.1
+ New UI
+ Premium Features and PayPal integration
+ Redesigned Admin panel
+ Redesigned Theme Editor
+ Comprehensive Stats
+ Much More
+ Advanced User Dashboard with live stats
+ And much much more...

V3.1.1 (22/02/2014)
+ Bugs fixed

V3.1 - (10/02/2014)
+ Bugs fixed
+ Redesigned Stats Page

V3.0.1 - (20/01/2014)
+ Delete Inactive URLs fixed
+ Bookmarklet Updated

V3.0 - (11/01/2014)
+ Admin
+ Added more in documentation
+ Added more settings
+ Logo
+ Paypal Email
+ Ad Removal Cost (USD)
+ Custom Splash Page Cost (USD)
+ Maintenance Tools
+ Improved Performance
+ User
+ Ad removal via paypal
+ Unlock custom splash page via paypal
+ Enable media gateway
+ Archived URLs
+ Set default domain name
+ Export URLs
- Removed Graph (not much useful)
+ Script
+ New Template
+ In-Page Bookmarklet (Beta)
+ GeoIP Database (must be downloaded separately)
+ Improved Performance
v2.1 - (12/08/2013)
+ Bugs fixed

v2.0 - (15/08/2013)
+ Completely redesigned - Both front-end and Back-end
+ Theme system + Theme editor (much like wordpress)
+ Translation Manager
+ Create new Translation
+ Edit/Delete existing Translation
+ Export list of users as CSV
+ New method to translate pages (view in-app documentation)
+ New Settings and options in admin panel
+ All options moved from PHP to settings panel
+ New additions
+ Default language
+ Domain + Keyword Blacklisting
+ Private service
+ and much more
+ In-App Quick Documentation
+ New User panel
+ User can edit URLs
+ Create and Manage Bundles
+ Manage Public Profile
+ Manage Public URLs
+ Search for URLs
+ Addition of username
+ Much more URL validation process
+ Advanced advertisement system (ability to disable ads per URL or user)
+ QR Code generator (just add /qr at the end of the short URL to generate the QR)
+ Self Thumbnail generator (depends on external API though "mshots" or "pagepeeker")
+ Anonymous User History (homepage only)
+ Redesigned stats page
+ Three chart modes (24h, 7 days, 30 days)
- Browser and OS stats for consistency (will come back in the future)
+ Better API with support for JSONP (developers no longer depend on PHP)
+ Text format addition (just add &format=text)
+ Developers can now shorten using a custom alias (just add &custom=SOMETHING)
v1.8.3 - (17/6/2013)
- Twitter Connect updated to use the new API

v1.8.2 - (29/5/2013)
- Prevent bots from shortening and simulating clicks
- Prevent users from abusing clicks

v1.8.1 - (15/5/2013)
- User delete bug fixed

v1.8 - (8/5/2013)
- Built-in Statistics (No longer dependent on GA)
- Bulk Shortening
- Multiple Domains
- Solvemedia Captcha
- PHPMailer email instead of native mail function
- Welcome email upon registration
- Advanced user management (add, edit, view urls, delete)
- QR Code & Social sharing upon shortening
- Revamped Web Installer
- Inscript Update Notification
- And a lot of back-end improvements










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