Still very early draft with tons of issues still to address, and no styling at all.
Disabled CSS preprocessor, due to limitations in Python SCSS processor.
Updated date Copyright notice.
Now tag counting reflects whether archived cards are shown or not.
Also available the option to select all untagged cards, with matching counter.
Card deletion is now broken, while I found a way to handle the confirmation dialog (see DialogBox component)
Switched from less to scss. Still no build script to update the final CSS, though.
Added preliminary support for storing account data on browser's local storage for offline viewing. No public backend currently support this feature.
added stub for Account Info data.
Updated the links to the main website to match the new content/structure.
The new Account Info is now completely static; will become dynamic as soon as the backend infrastructure will be in place.
The problem being that only part of the header section would be re-encrypted, thus ending up with different sections encrypted using different crypto function versions.
And this would break when loading data back on next login.
The previous version of the CTR encoding was incrementing the counter in a weird way, mixing up data from the previous block.
The current fix can correctly decrypt data encoded with AES-CTR using other libraries/languages (currently tested only with Python).
Removed Clipperz Copyright claim wrongly attached to external library files by the sync script that updated the public repository work area when the changes are committed to the private repository.
Changes that check for a weird condition that was causing cards to get corrupted.
A similar change has been applied also to /gamma (in a different commit, though)
The new application layout (single backend with multiple versions of frontend application) handle 'dump' requests (aka 'offline copy') from a different url
The javascript was checking for the parameters assuming the backend
provided version information. The community edition backend does not
supply any versioning information so the javascript checks both
locations
