Scrive Engineering

Scrive services – Removal of HTTP redirect from port 80 to port 443 on scrive.com, scrive.eu including all subdomains

Overview scrive-001-2025 Product: All Scrive services Published: 2025-07-14 Change: Redirecting of HTTP traffic from port 80 to port 443 will be discontinued Environment: All Type: Mandatory, comprehensive action might be necessary Enforced as of: 2025-11-01 Description The current automatic redirecting of HTTP traffic (301 Moved Permanently) from port 80 (http:

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Servant 0.20.3.0 and Scrive

The Servant web framework version 0.20.3.0 has been released, with contributions from Scrive. We are very proud to contribute our time to Servant, which is one of the finest pieces of software for industrial users of Haskell

eSign – Stricter validations will be enforced for signing with QES providers

Overview esign-001-2025 Product: Scrive eSign Published: 2025-01-25 Change: Stricter validations for processes using QES Environment: All Type: Mandatory, action necessary Enforced as of: 2025-01-30 Description Stricter validation rules will apply to Scrive eSign processes using Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) methods, ensuring a more secure signing experience. The changes are mandatory

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Exported for tests only: Precise control over API visibility with custom warnings

This article describes a pattern made possible by recent advances in GHC 9.8, to allow library authors to control how internal data constructors can be labelled as unsafe for human consumption, while needing to be exported for test suites. Making invalid states unrepresentable One of the mantras of strongly-typed

eSign API – URL parameters will no longer be supported

Overview esign-003-2024 Product: Scrive eSign API Change: URL parameters are obsolete Environment: All Type: Mandatory, action necessary Enforced as of: 2024-10-01 Description The Scrive eSign API supported URL parameters. This feature will be obsolete as of 1 October 2024. It is then no longer possible to use URL parameters with

eSign Online – Option to use iframes will be discontinued

Overview esign-001-2024 Product: Scrive eSign Online Change: Option to use iframes is obsolete Environment: All Type: Mandatory, action necessary Enforced as of: 2024-04-09 Description The possibility to use iframes will become obsolete due to it being vulnerable to Cross-site scripting (XSS), clickjacking as well as due to privacy concerns. Impact

eSign GO – Support for Internet Explorer 11 is discontinued

Overview go-001-2024 Product: Scrive eSign GO Change: Discontinuing support for Internet Explorer 11 Type: Mandatory, user action necessary Enforced as of: 2024-02-01 Description The browser Internet Explorer 11 has been fully discontinued by Microsoft in June 2022. Due to this, as of 1 February 2024, eSign GO cannot be used

eSign – Disabling unsafe OpenSSL legacy renegotiation

Overview esign-002-2024 Product: Scrive eSign Change: Disabling unsafe OpenSSL legacy renegotiation Environment: All Type: Mandatory, action necessary Enforced as of: 2024-05-02 Description The TLS protocol as it is implemented for example by Microsoft, as well as the SSL protocol 3.0 and possibly earlier versions, have been found to be

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Managing change with Rollout Flags

Rollout flags are a software component used to control the progressive activation of features throughout a system.