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- Added Windows File Explorer connection instructions
- Changed technical terms to simpler language (e.g., 'web file server' instead of 'network endpoint')
- Added Windows compatibility to the benefits list
- Updated technology list to include Windows integration
- Kept the clear URL references and simple instructions
- Removed all technical WebDAV details and jargon
- Made the URL http://192.168.0.119:9876 more prominent
- Simplified the page to focus on how to use the scanner service
- Added clear step-by-step instructions for connecting and scanning
- Removed unnecessary code examples and technical implementation details
- Completely removed the ScanSnap WebDAV Service project section from the main index.html page
- The detailed project page in stories/scansnap-webdav.html still exists for reference if needed
- Deleted convert-favicon.sh, generate-favicon.js, update-favicon.js - unused favicon generation scripts
- Deleted convert-to-includes.js - utility for converting HTML to use includes system
- Updated documentation to remove references to deleted scripts
- These were development utilities that are no longer needed for the site
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- Deleted index-with-includes.html as it was just an incomplete template
- Updated documentation to remove references to the deleted file
- The main index.html file is the complete, production resume
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- Corrected URL from 192.168.1.119 to 192.168.0.119:9876
- Simplified technical explanations to focus on user experience
- Added direct URL prominently in project descriptions
- Removed complex WebDAV implementation details
- Maintained key functionality information (fast scanning, auto-cleanup at 3am)
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- Transformed from technical documentation to compelling project story
- Added buildersclub.ca member access link (http://192.168.1.119:9876)
- Included real-world problem solving and decision-making narrative
- Emphasized practical impact and time savings
- Maintained technical depth while improving readability
- Added 'Lessons Learned' section for authenticity
- Added comprehensive project entry to portfolio
- Created detailed story page with technical implementation details
- Highlights high-performance receipt digitization capabilities
- Documents macOS Finder WebDAV compatibility solutions
- Includes performance metrics and business impact analysis
- Recreate and execute <script> tags from header/footer includes and head includes
- Ensures Matomo inline snippet runs when header is injected via includes.js
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- Added SHA256 hash for Matomo inline script to CSP
- Hash: sha256-aSi4/F2xxTg7cs3QbVq7ncUMa1ivQeVC8umnPRDtFyM=
- This should allow the Matomo tracking script to execute properly
- Updated all HTML files with new CSP headers
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- Added Matomo tracking script to header.html include
- Updated CSP to allow metrics.nixc.us domain for script-src, img-src, and connect-src
- Modified update-csp-hashes.sh to include metrics.nixc.us in CSP directives
- Updated all HTML files with new CSP headers
- Tracking code will now work across all portfolio pages
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