v1.8

-- Changes --

SSID's can now be manually entered if needed by clicking a link on the main Configuration Page (to connect to non-broadcasting AP's)

You can now access the Configuration App web page by entering raspiwifisetup.com or idliketoconfigurethewifionthisdevicenowplease.com (I was debating whether this was funny or not and, yes, it was) to make life a little easier. you can also still connect using 10.0.0.1

Added an option to enable SSL encryption when connecting to the Configuration Page to keep your WiFi credentials safe as they fly through the air. This setting is defaulted to OFF can be enabled during the Initial Setup or by editing the ssl_mode variable in /etc/raspiwifi/raspiwifi.conf (don't forget to manually enter "https://" before the configuration page address when using SSL mode)

The port for the Configuration App web page is now configurable either during Initial Setup or by editing the server_port=80 line in /etc/raspiwifi/raspiwifi.conf. The default port for the Configuration App web page has also been switched back to 80 since you can now specify an alternate port if you have a conflicting server on port 80.

Ported the Configuration App web server from Ruby on Rails to Flask. RaspiWiFi is now written entirely in Python 3!

Initial Setup and initial Configuration Server access are much quicker now thanks to the switch to the new Flask server.

-- Fixes --

Minor cosmetic Fixes to the Configuration Interface

-- Issues --

None known