v8.1.0

• Add context-coloring-after-colorize-hook for executing code after coloring.
• Add context-coloring-after-colorize for asynchronous colorizers (now
  recognized by :async-p t in a dispatch plist) to call after they finish
  coloring.
• Add support for Prettify Symbols Mode and potentially other Font Lock modes.
• Fix bug where enabling Context Coloring Mode after calling narrow-to-region
  in JS2 Mode would cause an error to be thrown.

v8.0.1

• Prevent development files from being byte-compiled.

v8.0.0

• Don't use derived-mode-parent to determine if a dispatch should be used for a mode. Instead, explicitly list the modes that a dispatch should be enabled for. A dispatch for a parent mode is not necessarily suitable for child modes.
• Dispatches are now autoloaded. Rather than defining them with context-coloring-define-dispatch, use puthash to add a dispatch plist to context-coloring-dispatch-hash-table.
• js2-mode is now an optional dependency of this package. You must explicitly install it; it won't be installed automatically as a result of installing this one.
• Remove obsolete variables context-coloring-js-block-scopes, context-coloring-delay and context-coloring-comments-and-strings.

v7.2.1

• Prevent normal-top-level-add-subdirs-to-load-path and similar tools from adding development fixtures to the load-path.

v7.2.0

• Add gv-letplace and macroexp-let2 support.
• Fix parsing bugs.

v7.1.0

• Fix tests on Windows (the OS didn't like "let*.el").
• Add context-coloring-initial-level to customize the initial scope level.
  • Useful for Node.js programs, where the top-level scope is not global (unlike in web browsers).
• Improve customize interface.
• Add context-coloring-javascript-detect-top-level-scope to automatically bind a context-coloring-initial-level.
  • Useful when writing code for web browsers and Node.js simultaneously.

v7.0.0

• Remove shell command coloring (and thus js-mode support). Please use
  js2-mode instead.
  • I do not use js-mode, so I am not motivated to maintain support for it,
    especially when there is already JavaScript support available.
  • Supporting asynchronous coloring alongside synchronous coloring has
    gradually become a maintenance issue.
• Remove automatic theme detection and application. Please use standard
  customize interfaces instead.
• Remove built-in themes. Context coloring's focus is not in providing arbitrary
  color schemes; theme authors should be responsible for
  that. See here
  for snippets that will provide colors for the formerly-supported themes.
• Fix bug where unavailable messages would be shown in the minibuffer.

v6.5.0

• Add eval-expression support.
• Add :predicate option for dispatches.

v6.4.1

• Fix regression where multiple timers would collide.

v6.4.0

• Rewrite the Emacs Lisp parser as a recursive descent parser, fixing numerous parsing and coloring edge cases.
• Add support for cond, condition-case, defadvice, dolist and backquote splicing.
• Apply Emacs Lisp coloring lazily on change, with near-instantaneous results.
• Add support for running scopifiers as servers, improving the long-term performance of the js-mode scopifier dramatically.
• Remove support for defining scopifiers written in Emacs Lisp (as the capability is unused, and a colorizer should be written instead).