2.8

This is the last version of FileCentipede2. The development of the next major version 3.0 has started. If you have any feature requests, please post them on https://github.com/filecxx/FileCentipede/discussions/402

Changes: Browser extensions up to 1.8 Language file "ru_RU.lang" updated.

Fixed: URL directory parse error, such as "http://localhost/a=1&b=/dir/file". The FTP task becomes stuck in the stopping state if the connection fails. Unable to receive FTP file list when remote FTP server sends code 226 before sending the file list. The browser extension shows "Send failed" when getting an URL that starts with "blob:". The browser extension sometimes fails to obtain the cookie information for a URL. A new strategy for downloading protected m3u8 segments. In some cases, the downloaded file is m3u8 content instead of a video. m3u8 png segments. m3u8 parsing segment URL lost the last character when the m3u8 file did not end with a newline. Use "filename*=UTF-8" as the preferred filename instead of "filename=". The "Blocks" from the detail panel are displayed reversely when the HTTP task is not resumable. Unlocked variables caused the filec process to crash. The settings from the 'Update-dialog' cannot be saved. Display an error message when the remote client fails to connect. Increase the SSH maximum connect timeout to 120 seconds, rather than the current 12 seconds. filec crashes if the remote HTTP response headers include both 'content-range' and 'transfer-encoding' at the same time. When downloading multiple files with the same file name but different contents simultaneously, the automatic renaming function may potentially cause errors in writing to the files due to a lack of locking, indirectly causing filec to crash.