• Fixed null object reference error when both the global this and window objects are undefined (e.g., when using webpack).

• Fixed errors caused when accessing a properly encoded cookie while another cookie had a malformed key/value.

• Fixed bower.json and package.json main pointing to "src" instead of "dist" now that an unminified version lives in "dist"

• Infinity may now be used with the "expires" option to set a persistent cookie.
• Included unminified version of the library in "dist"

• Added the ability to require Cookies.js in CommonJS/Node environments that do not natively have a window
  object, by exporting a factory method that takes an instance of a window.

• Fixed being unable to retrieve cookie values for keys that were named the same as a built-in Object property.

• Put Cookies.js into the public domain.
• Explicitly defaulted the secure option to false.

The code API has been stable for a number of releases now and is considered production-ready, so entering major version 1 has been long overdue. Although the code has not had any backwards-incompatible changes since version 0.4.0, the licensing has been removed and the project has been put into the public domain. As a result, this seems as good a time as any to move the project into major version 1.

• Replaced deprecated toGMTString with toUTCString (Thanks @Zorbash!)
• Added a proper bower.json file (Thanks @jstayton!)
• Fixed bug where Cookies.enabled was always returning true in IE7 and IE8 (Thanks @brianlow!)
• Updated cookies.d.ts for Typescript 1.0 (Thanks @flashandy!)
• Fixed unnecessarily encoding characters in cookie keys that are allowed by RFC6265, and
  fixed not encoding a couple characters in cookies keys that are not allowed by RFC6265.
  (Issue #18)
• Moved the change log to its own file.

• Fixed a runtime error that prevented the library from loading when cookies were disabled in the client browser.
• Fixed a bug in IE that would cause the library to improperly read cookies with a value of "".

• Rewrote the library from the ground up, using test driven development. The public API remains unchanged.
• Restructured project directories.