This enables .onion domain names to be accessed by clients that are being
routed through the SOCKS tunnel by e.g. proxychains (assuming that the SOCKS
tunnel has been configured with a SOCKS outproxy that exits into Tor). If the
.onion is not mapped to an IP address, the client would attempt a DNS lookup
which would of course fail to find the .onion.

Clearnet domain names can also be mapped to IPs, but this is irrelevant as DNS
lookups work through SOCKS (via the configured outproxy).

- enable Bokmål in router
- add to tx config
- add Bokmål translations from transifex

     and '8bbaf8414a2475919844450aad53b325ee0f7e84'

   - Fix URL when not proxied to conform to RFC 2616
   - Add port to Host header to conform to RFC 2616

Using certificate from cacert.org

Thanks to ju1c3d, ju1c3d@mail.i2p

  - Use JVM language name if available
  - Correct Estonian language code from ee to et

   - Add early throttler based on previous hop
   - Limit concurrent next-hop lookups

To use, add custom options to the SOCKS client tunnel like:

ipmapping.127.12.12.12=stats.i2p

Then save and restart the tunnel.

On tablets the UA is "Opera Tablet" so tablets will use the desktop console.

  - Hungrarian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Swedish translation updates
    from Transifex
  - Refresh of **/messages_en.po

  - Fix format of last-modified header to use strictest RFC 822
  - Stop immediately if socket connection to proxy fails
  - Don't forget lastModified/etag headers after redirect
  - Note SocketTimeout API breakage for Syndie

     and '4d27e2149e5bb50280599426f3884dfcc04f920a'