Updates
Visible publishing and access changes.
This timeline records public-facing content work, library changes, route cleanup, and access hardening that affected the visitor-facing site.
April 2026
Refined landing copy and library framing
Polished the homepage language, download shelf descriptions, and outward-facing reference notes to keep the public front end clearer and easier to cite.
Moved the public 443 entry to Xray
Shifted the public HTTPS handoff to Xray on port 443 while keeping the website on the local Nginx target behind it.
Tightened CSP and removed the last inline bootstrap code
Externalized the theme bootstrap script, removed inline style usage from public pages, and tightened browser-side content security headers.
Reduced the public listener set
Narrowed the public firewall surface to the active SSH, HTTP, and HTTPS entry points used by the current site and access stack.
Clarified legacy downloads and manual status handling
Moved compatibility downloads into a dedicated legacy path and kept the public status page in manual bulletin mode instead of exposing a machine-readable probe feed.
Expanded the public library
Published visitor guides, reference bundles, archive files, and a broader set of lightweight public downloads.
Unified branding and support-page details
Aligned legal pages, metadata, feed details, and public naming around the current presentation.
Restored HTTPS delivery for the public site
Recovered the web service, re-established the TLS path, and brought the visitor-facing site back online.
March 2026
Prepared the refreshed resource upload
Captured the upload set that supported the current public file library and supporting reference material.
Cleaned public routes and outward-facing copy
Simplified route behavior, removed clutter from public paths, and tightened how supporting pages were framed for visitors.
Applied the visual system refresh
Refined the site palette, layout treatment, and overall presentation used by the current public pages.
Reworked editorial structure and headline hierarchy
Reshaped the page copy and structural hierarchy to make the public front end easier to scan and reference.
Captured the initial public HTTPS cutover checkpoint
Recorded the early checkpoint around the HTTPS rollout that supported the first stable public presentation.