It has been a very busy (and genuinely funny) couple of days. Siteimp ships a headless browser in the installer, so the eMudhra certificate security incident was a big concern . And then yesterday, node.js shipped a security update that fixed some critical vulnerabilities so I updated that as well.

The new beta builds are available now for all testers - I have sent an email around with a link to the new installer and all beta testers should have received it by now. If not, you know how to contact me.

The last couple of days have been very busy, but I've invested a lot in testing so the upgrade process has been about as smooth as upgrading dependencies can be. And I find it generally very funny how I am so close to a release... and so now really terrifying vulnerabilities start being uncovered in almost my entire toolkit. Even funnier, I found out about the node.js release while I was building the version with the updated headless browser. It felt a little like being good at Wack-a-Mole; I knocked down one and another popped up instantly.

I can't wait to get this software out to the public!

About the Author

Greg Hluska is a performance-obsessed developer focused on improving Core Web Vitals and real-world speed. He built Siteimp to make optimization faster, easier, and more reliable. Learn more about performance on the Performance Optimization blog. Currently working primarily on the Fitness Tracker application and 78solutions, Greg is busy. But not too busy to spend his free time with his child.