1.0.1
[Fix]
- Small fix for Opera 9.55. The created demanded a closing slash.
- Fixed the exclusion of $.rule's sheet in $.rule.sheets(). Thanks to Adrien Gibrat for noticing.
- Literal rules were split by ','. That would break comma-separated selectors. Reported by Adrien Gibrat.
Note that IE doesn't support comma-separated selectors in the addRule method. This could be worked around but would
cause different results among browsers, so just now that it fails in IE and it should not be used.
[Optimization]
- Added a cleanup of the local storage on window.unload
[Docs]
- Added some notes to the source file (jquery.rule.js).
[Change]
- Relicensed from GPL to GPL+MIT.

1.0.0
- Added semicolon to the start, for safe file concatenation
- Minor changes for perfomance
- Saved $.rule in a variable to make compressed code much shorter.
- Replaced the 'x:y' for IE when creating empty rules for ';'.
- Made many changes tp $.rule.fn.filter:
* The filtering function used to get element & index as arguments instead of element as 'this' and index as 1st argument.
* String filters are no longer turned into regex, now they are compared (case insensitive) to each (splitted by comma) selector.
- $.data and $.removeData have been extended ( hacked :) ). Instead of the element(rule), they get an empty hash, stored in $.rule.cache.
- The changes in $.data allow cross browser animations. They need some aggressive testing.
- Added show/hide/toggle and slide functions to $.rule.fn.
- Improved the hack to $.curCSS, it returns some default values in case none is set, for animations. It needs some more work.

1.0
- Added semicolon to the start, for safe file concatenation
- Minor changes for perfomance
- Saved $.rule in a variable to make compressed code much shorter.
- Replaced the 'x:y' for IE when creating empty rules for ';'.
- Made many changes tp $.rule.fn.filter:
* The filtering function used to get element & index as arguments instead of element as 'this' and index as 1st argument.
* String filters are no longer turned into regex, now they are compared (case insensitive) to each (splitted by comma) selector.
- $.data and $.removeData have been extended ( hacked :) ). Instead of the element(rule), they get an empty hash, stored in $.rule.cache.
- The changes in $.data allow cross browser animations. They need some aggressive testing.
- Added show/hide/toggle and slide functions to $.rule.fn.
- Improved the hack to $.curCSS, it returns some default values in case none is set, for animations. It needs some more work.

0.9.2
- Added queue,dequeue,animate and stop to $.rule.fn (non-IE)
- Hacked $.curCSS to make the animations work.
- remove() works in Opera 9 and Safari Win!
- Opera needed 'alternate' in the rel of stylesheet
- Safari wanted the sheet to be disabled, not the node.
- $.rule.fn.filter now supports a regex as filter.

- Just forgot to change one url in the example.

0.9
- Made the code work faster.
- Extended $.fn with ownerNode,sheet,cssRules and cssText.
- Added text and outerText to $.rule and $.rule.fn.
- Made the example nicer.
- Removed $.fn.collect.
- Added a list of methods, with description for each.

0.8
- Fixed all those "access denied" from IE, and some similar errors for FF.
- Unused rules, are now kept in a disabled stylesheet.
- The stylesheet needs to remain in the document, but won't match the selectors.
- jQuery's css and attr is used entirely
- Now selectors match subparts of css selectors.
- Fixed a bug, IE doesn't accept empty rules ( selector{ } )
- Literal rules can include many attributes ( ';' separated )
- Many literal rules can be passed in to the factory at once ( ',' separated )

- The 'css' function works better, and it uses jQuery.prop.
- The rules now have not, is, filter, add, andSelf. That work ok.

-A workaround was found for IE's not having 'parentStyleSheet' in the rules, but now another problem arised, and IE doesn't allow checking attributes from Rules that are free of stylesheet.

- First release, experimental.