Minor improvements

This release removes the "Save" button from the options page.

Automatic saving

This release removes the requirement to click the "Save" button on the options page to save the extension's options.

It also removes all HTML4 (I was using the align attribute in some cases).

Bind functionality to toolbar icon

Apart from fixing some very minor (non-functional) issues, this update binds the open options functionality to the toolbar icon solely to reduce confusion (due to the icon being greyed out when not used).

See #7 for justification.

Clarifications.

This is a very minor release that attempts to clarify the function of the extension to reduce poor reviews in the Chrome Web Store.

Changes

1. The options page is now opened automatically on first install.
2. The description in the manifest has been changed from Prevent WebRTC leaks, without blocking WebRTC to Prevent WebRTC leaks in Chrome using the official API.

GitHub username change.

This release only updates the links to this repository to reflect a change in my GitHub username.

Further legacy support, error handling.

This is a relatively minor release. All it does is implement support for webRTCNonProxiedUdpEnabled only if the browser is Chromium 47 based.

It also implements low-level error handling.

1.0.8: Chrome version checking.

This update checks the version of Chrome installed and only displays the WebRTC privacy options supported by that version. This is cleaner than displaying legacy options that have no affect on newer versions of Chrome.