jQuery Color 3.0.0

Download jQuery Color via the jquery-color package on npm or Bower or get it from the CDN: https://releases.jquery.com/color/.

Browser support: README.md#browser-support.

Breaking changes:

• Use a space when serializing, remove the transparent case (#88, aaf03cc)
• Drop support browsers other than the latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge (#89, fff7a1b, #136, 52b6e1f)
• Drop support for jQuery <1.12 & <2.2 (a688632, a4cb015, fbacd75)

Other notable changes:

• Replace grunt-contrib-qunit with jQuery test runner (#135, d14ba1d)

jQuery Color 3.0.0-alpha.2

Download jQuery Color via the jquery-color package on npm or Bower or get it from the CDN: https://releases.jquery.com/color/.

Browser support: README.md#browser-support.

Changes compared to jQuery 2.2.0:

• Core: Drop workarounds for IE <9 (#88, fff7a1b)
• Core: Use a space when serializing, remove the transparent case (#89, aaf03cc)
• Core: Drop support for jQuery <1.7 (a688632)

jQuery Color 2.2.0

More than 7 years since the release of jQuery Color 2.1.2, version 2.2.0 is out!

Download jQuery Color via the jquery-color package on npm or Bower or get it from the CDN: https://code.jquery.com/color/.

Browser support: README.md#browser-support.

This release has been tested with jQuery versions from 1.5.2 to 3.5.1.

Notable changes:

• jQuery Color is being published to npm again (in addition to Bower)
• Core: Add support for short hex colors with alpha transparency (2d1a90b)
• Core: Add support for hex colors with alpha transparency (#129, be4c76d)
• Core: Don't reset alpha to 1 if all red, green, blue & alpha provided (#58, 0fbc05e)
• Core: Don't use the deprecated jQuery.type (#115, 406ec68)
• Core: Add magenta to the extended names list (afcce6c)
• Core: Add rebeccapurple to the extended names list (8e8e243)
• Define AMD & CommonJS modules (bc15d71), (1046b6d), (cfbb17e)

See the full changelog here.

Thank you to all of you who participated in this release by submitting patches, reporting bugs, or testing, including Anne-Gaelle Colom, Corey Frang, Franco Gotusso, GitHub, Jörn Zaefferer, Leo Balter, Leonardo Balter, Michał Gołębiowski-Owczarek, Mike Sherov, Raphael Amorim, Rob Garrison, Ryan Jacobson, Scott González, Theron Luhn & Timo Tijhof.