I needed local HTTPS for app-development, because 'Cleartext HTTP traffic to localuser not permitted'.
My local website development domain is called 'localuser' instead of using 'localhost'.

So I wrote down what to do and made it into a webpage: Use HTTPS with localhost on macOS 11.6 Big Sur or higher

When you've followed the steps, you get this:

Version 1.3.3 of the Blogspot.stack was released on 14 Sep 2021

If you purchased this stack, you can download the latest version via your Paddle account.
If not, you can read more about it here .

Changes, additions and fixes:

• Removed an in PHP 7.3 deprecated parameter. Not to worry, the code still works on older PHP-versions.

Version 1.3.2 of the Blogspot.stack was released on 16 Jun 2021

If you purchased this stack, you can download the latest version via your Paddle account.
If not, you can read more about it here .

Changes, additions and fixes:

• Removed an error that occurred before building the categories-list, when you have no categories.

Import your Apple Mail emails into Joplin with my Send E-Mail to Markdown script:.

Feel free to improve it!

A new version of Direct URL, my Site Specific Browser (SSB), is now available.

v3.4

A new application HEXtoASCII is now available, for macOS and Windows:

v1.0
(22 September 2020)

With HEXtoASCII you can:

Decode HEX to ASCII (UTF-8)

Encode UTF-8 text to HEX

Version 1.3.0 of the Blogspot.stack was released on 20 Mar 2020

If you purchased this stack, you can download the latest version via your Paddle account.
If not, you can read more about it here .

Changes, additions and fixes:

• Minimum number of posts was limited to 5. This has been changed to 1.

Version 1.2.9 of the Blogspot.stack was released on 05 Feb 2020

If you purchased this stack, you can download the latest version via your Paddle account.
If not, you can read more about it here .

Changes, additions and fixes:

• Sorting of categories case-insensitive did not work with PHP7. This has been fixed.
• A new feature has been implemented to speed up the loading of Archive-links. Read below or see 'Smart Archives' tab next to the 'Version History' tab.

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Smart Archives

Smart Archives is a feature to speed up loading of your blog. Its goal is to store archive links locally in a file, and with future requests of your webpage, read that file instead of querying Google again. The file is updated once a day, so one of your website visitors may experience slower loading times, but only when you have more than 500 posts in your archives.

There are some important settings on the server to get this to work.

The Smart Archives feature assumes a subfolder 'files', which normally is created when publishing a Stacks-page:



This folder must be writable by Apache (the webserver).

If you use Panic's Transmit , then you can see if that is the case.
In the following examples, I will show you how that looks and how you can change it:

If Apache is mentioned as 'owner', the folder is writable and you do not have to change anything.

When Apache is mentioned as 'group', you have to click the empty circle for 'group' only, leaving the 'world'-circle empty, and click 'Apply' (do not click 'Apply to Enclosed'):


In my case, 'files' is not writable by Apache, because Apache is not mentioned as 'owner' or 'group', and 'world' may not write:


Click the empty circles under 'Write' to make the folder writable by 'group' and 'world' (i.e. any user), and click 'Apply' (do not click 'Apply to Enclosed'):


The Blogspot.stack checks if the subfolder 'files' is writable or not. If not, it will function normally as before, and pull the archives from Google on each webpage request.

Version 1.2.8 of the Blogspot.stack was released on 28 Nov 2019

If you purchased this stack, you can download the latest version via your Paddle account.
If not, you can read more about it here .

Changes, additions and fixes:

• Google reduced the number of posts returned at a time to 150. Therefore some internals would jump to the wrong set of posts and so skip some posts that would then not be visible in the Archives-list.
• An error with an unused variable has been fixed.