CyberDragon Browser:Cyber​​Dragon Browser - 隐私增强的便携式浏览器-开源

CyberDragon Browser is an privacy enhanced browser that protects your surfing habits. Still in early beta but the following features have been implemented: - Tracker blocker. It will block over 6000 various trackers from following your daily surfing habits. Later version will allow user defined tracker blocker rules that can be exported/imported and also automatic master tracker blocker file updater to always keep your surfing data safe from bad guys. - Very strict, zero-tolerance cookie control. By default, only session cookies that have Secure and HttpOnly cookie attributes set are allowed. Also, all 3rd party cookies are blocked by default. These settings can be overrided with custom domain specific cookie rules. So in other words, the default cookie policy for CyberDragon is to *deny* all cookies except those that either meet the strict criteria of global cookie settings or those cookies that are explicitly allowed by adding them to custom cookie rules list. - Proxy fetcher. Will allow you to fetch high-anonymous proxies that you can use to hide you IP-address with just 2-clicks (one click to fetch proxies and second click to select proxy from the list) For donations: http://www.binarytouch.com/windows.htm For feedback: cyberdragonbrowser@gmail.com or http://www.binarytouch.com/contact.php Blog: http://sourceforge.net/p/cyberdragonbrowser/blog/?source=navbar 1.6.5: --------------------------------------- It has been a while but finally I had time to fix/add things in CyberDragon. Minor improvements: - Added option to use web inspector. You can access this by right clicking the page you are interested and choosing "Inspect" from context menu. That way you can inspect page HTML source and DOM tree. - Added WebGL enable/disable option. As the CyberDragon does not currently support *real* Hardware Acceleration (that's why "Accelerated Composing" is still disabled from General tab) I suggest that you keep it disabled. If you enable it you will enable slow software acceleration and even worse, make yourself more vulnerable to browser fingerprinting. So enable it only if for some reason you *really* need WebGL. - Added "Disable Google Search Autocomplete" option to General tab. - Added "Prevent E-Tags tracking" option to General tab. - Changed the default home page from https://startpage.com to https://startpage.com/do/mypage.pl?prf=f20d137624e7f67b0ad1d107f0796688. Because CyberDragon does not store cookies currently to disk the only other way to permanently store startpage settings is to use custom URL like above (you can check the settings by clicking the "Settings" link at the top of startpage). In short, I choosed the following startpage settings as default: - More results per page (100) - Enable Geogrpahical maps (allows doing Google static maps lookups while still retaining your privacy) - Do not use family filter for pictures. - Do not use video filter. - Anonymous images/video search (this uses startpage proxy, ixquick-proxy.com) If you don't like the above settings you can always generate your own custom URL by clicking "Generate URL" from startpage settings page and set it as your new home page. - Added ixquick-proxy.com to "Disable MCB for following URLs" list. - Added browser history drop-down menu. Major improvements: - Fixed YouTube crash when closing tab. - Improved HTTP Referer controls from General tab. Previously you could only choose between sending HTTP Referer or completely removing it. Now you have two additional choices: Send the same URL as the currently open page as HTTP referer or send your own custom HTTP referer value. - Added Logger tab (key shortcut Alt + L). This is for debugging purposes only and to find new trackers. Note: Logging slows things and doubly so if you choose to log to file. Use only when needed. - Added Plugins tab (key shortcut Alt + U). There you can choose individual plugins that you want to enable/disable. - Added Server Info tab (key shortcut Alt + S). When enabled, you can see little details of the server you are in contact, like it's IP addresse(es), country, city etc... Also, if you want, you can check it's location from Google maps. Note that this functionality needs MaxMinds GeoLiteCity.dat (free version) or GeoCity.dat (paid version) to work. Paid version is more accurate and up-to-date. - Updated included Qt Framework library from 5.2.1 to 5.4.0. - SECURITY UPDATE: Updated included OpenSSL library from 1.0.1g to 1.0.1j. - Disabled all the ciphers using SSLv3 protocol because poodle attack. In next version I will completely remove all the ciphers using SSLv3. - Default Blocked trackers increased from 6,000 to 30,000. Changed the default tracker blocker rule list filters.txt to filters_optional.txt. I feel that the filters_optional.txt list is now good enough to start using it. So the good news are that now CyberDragon will block even more trackers. However, it might be a little bit slower than old list. Old list is still available if you want it. Then some news: Qt has freezed QtWebKit development as of 5.4.0. That means that new features are not going to be added to QtWebKit. As for bug fixes to QtWebKit, I have not yet received any answer from Qt. So what does this all mean for CyberDragon? It means that because CyberDragon uses QtWebKit as it's page rendering engine (the thing that makes those web pages work) that at some point I have to stop using it and switch either to Qt愀 new QtWebEngine or maybe completely to another framework. Needless to say that all will be a huge work for me and Im not sure if I can make it without support. Another news: I have been thinking long and hard of the future of CyberDragon codebase. To keep it alive I would like to open source it so that everybody can contribute. However, I need a new laptop now. Badly. And my home server is starting to get old too. So as a solution, if I manage to get 8000 euros as donation then I will be more than happy to open source it with GPLv2 license. So if each CyberDragon downloader could donate, for example, about 5 euros (about 6 USD at the moment), then I would be very gratefull. There are several ways to donate, listed here in order of preference: 1. Direct transfer to bank account throught online wire transfer. In addition to banks, there are also other financial service companies like Western Union (https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/direct-to-bank-details.html) and others that do money transfer. No matter who the financial service provider is, you will usually need the following information: receiver name, bank name, BIC/SWIFT and IBAN number. Also they will usually take some small fee. Here's my bank details if you like to use direct transfer to bank account: Receiver name: STEFAN FR淓ERG Bank name: TURUN SEUDUN OSUUSPANKKI, H鵡EENKADUN KONTTORI IBAN: FI69 5711 1320 1093 14 BIC/SWIFT: OKOYFIHH Or if instead of Euros you would like to directly send USD then you can use: Receiver name: STEFAN FR淓ERG Bank name: TURUN SEUDUN OSUUSPANKKI, MAARIANKADUN KONTTORI IBAN: FI56 5710 0431 1031 42 BIC/SWIFT: OKOYFIHH In both cases receiving country is Finland. If any message field needs to be filled (like usually is the case with banks) then just fill it with: "CyberDragon donation" 2. Bitcoin. From the http://www.binarytouch.com/windows.htm on the right side there is my bitcoin account address that you can use for donation. Also QR Code is provided for convenience. If the page is unreachable for some reason then you have to manually enter the following bitcoin address to do donation: 17uPzWN5YyzDnzcGBSDAotbKUB8tk8uCEK 3. PayPal. Also from htt