Release 2.2 contains bug fixes and several improvements:

• Switched to a new Logging framework for better log output. (Issue #73)
• The StateFlowGraph and other elements are now serializable (Issue #52, Issue #53, Issue #77)
• More HTML elements are predefined for crawling. This can lead to a higher crawl coverage.(Issue #72)

You can find all closed issues here or look at the full diff here.

Crawljax 2.2 is avaiable through Maven central and our download section.

Release 2.1 contains bug fixes and browser updates. You can find the solved issues here or look at the full diff here.

We’re already working on release 2.2. If you need anything fixed in Crawljax, make sure you file your issue!

Crawljax is alive and kicking again! We’ve started off by moving the Crawljax project to Github. This makes contributing to the project much easier using Git’s decentralized approach and Github’s pull requests.

All issues from Goole Code have been imported into Github’s issue tracker, and the wiki has moved as well. With this new website we will keep everyone informed about Crawljax’s development.

Feel free to file an issue or fork our repo and generate a pull request!

The Crawljax Team