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Release Notes 0.9.1

Release Notes 0.9.1
| Lauritz

This maintenance release mainly includes bug fixes and improvements in the background.

Improvements and Bug Fixes:
– User interface improvements
– Improvements for recognizing tracking links
– Several bug fixes for SSL/HTTPS support
– Bug fixes in the network configuration: duplicate IP-address assignment, setting the gateway
– Internet Explorer is fully supported now

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