Migrate many view templates from raw PHP to Twig and modernize UI/UX for 2FA and settings. Controllers updated to provide avatar data and two-factor info (ProfileController, UserController) and SettingsController now includes timezone lists, notification preset selection, cron path, cached update state and rollback availability. ErrorHandler now attempts to render error pages via a new Core\TwigService with a safe fallback to raw PHP views. TwoFactorService generation silences deprecated warnings during QR code creation. Numerous .php view files were removed and replaced with .twig equivalents (2fa setup/verify/backup-codes and many auth, dashboard, domains, errors, layout, users, tags, tld-registry, etc.), and core/TwigService was added. These changes move the app toward a Twig-based templating system, improve 2FA flows, surface avatar images in lists/profiles, and make error rendering more robust.
Introduce a user profile page and expand dashboard insights/UI. Added UserController::show and a new users/show view with user stats, domains, tags and groups; updated users index to include a "view profile" link and changed edit form action to /users/{id}/update. Enhanced DashboardController to compute registrar distribution, notification coverage, channel totals and dashboard tag usage; updated dashboard/index.php to show system status, expiring list, registrar/tag widgets and notification coverage panels. Minor controller hardening: DomainController now returns a permission message when a domain is inaccessible, and TagController enforces isolation-mode access checks. UI/JS improvements: add a Quick Actions dropdown in top-nav, refactor dropdown toggle/close logic in layout/base.php, and small notification markup tweak. Routes were adjusted to expose the new user profile endpoints.
Added CSRF protection and enforced POST requests for user delete and toggle status actions in UserController. Updated the users index view to use JavaScript for submitting POST forms with CSRF tokens for these actions, improving security and user experience. Also improved login success messages to include the user's full name.
Introduces Pushover as a new notification channel with priority-based alerts, device targeting, and custom sounds. Enhances domain status detection for .nl and .eu domains, ensuring accurate handling when expiration dates or explicit status flags are missing. Fixes PHP 8.x compatibility issues with null parameters in date functions and improves error handling and logging by replacing error_log() with a centralized Logger service. Updates documentation and migrations for version 1.1.1.
Updated controllers and routes to use RESTful resource-based URLs and parameter passing for groups, users, and notification channels. Added user isolation checks for domain and group access, ensuring proper data filtering based on isolation mode. Adjusted views to match new route structure and improved security and maintainability by removing reliance on query parameters for resource identification.
Moved admin/user isolation checks and related methods from Domain and NotificationGroup models to User model for better separation of concerns. Replaced direct database queries in controllers and services with new model methods. Added methods for assigning unassigned domains/groups, searching domains, and clearing old notification logs. Updated views for improved UI consistency.
Introduces error log tracking with new ErrorLog model, controller, views, and migration. Adds admin UI for viewing, resolving, and deleting errors. Implements bulk actions for users and notification groups, refactors domain filtering/pagination, and centralizes admin access checks using Auth::requireAdmin().
Introduces CSRF protection to all sensitive controller actions, integrates configurable CAPTCHA (reCAPTCHA v2/v3, Turnstile) for authentication and registration flows, and centralizes input validation via a new InputValidator helper. Adds new helpers and services for CSRF and CAPTCHA, updates settings and migration for CAPTCHA configuration, and enhances logging and error handling in TLD registry import processes. Also improves validation for user, domain, group, and profile inputs throughout the application.
