v1.5.0: DoS hardening, CI gates, and new monochrome identity - #12
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- Replace the blue-to-green gradient logo and icon with a monochrome grid monogram (table cells forming an E) in the app palette - Add PNG favicons (16, 32), an Apple touch icon, and 192/512 PWA icons; manifest now lists raster sizes installers expect - Add a 1200x630 social card plus OpenGraph and Twitter metadata for shared links and the GitHub social preview - Service worker precaches the new favicon set - Fix the _worker.js allowlist, which listed /icons/icon-192x192.png and /icons/icon-512x512.png - paths that never existed
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Summary
Two related pieces of the 1.5.0 release: the extraction/CI hardening work, and a new visual identity replacing the pre-redesign gradient logo.
Security and robustness
check-cdn-versions.shnow fails on a missing/invalid SRI attribute, a missingcrossorigin, or mismatched digests for the same assetIdentity
The previous logo was a blue-to-green gradient that predated the Feb 2026 monochrome redesign. It is replaced by a grid monogram - table cells arranged into an "E" - in the existing palette (#18181b ground, #fafafa cells, one #a1a1aa accent cell), no gradients.
easyconvert-icon.svg(app tile, maskable) andeasyconvert-logo.svg(header mark, transparent)og-image.png(1200x630) plus OpenGraph and Twitter card metadata, for shared links and the GitHub social preview_worker.jsallowlist corrected: it listed/icons/icon-192x192.pngand/icons/icon-512x512.png, paths that never existed on diskTesting
check-action-pins.shandcheck-cdn-versions.shpassManual step after merge
GitHub's social preview image can only be uploaded through the web UI: Settings > General > Social preview > Upload, using
public/og-image.png.