iFinity

Simon - it's intentional.  It was a popular request to drop the trailing slash and have the urls just end with the last term, twitter (and others) style.  I can't recall the exact version it changed but it is listed in the release notes thread.

There's no setting to change it back.  Your old Urls should all get 301 redirected to the version without the trailing slash.  It is more correct, as officially, the / would signify a directory level, whereas the page as-is signifies the resource.

Simon - not really because the code to remove the trailing slash is inbuilt into the module - the config file only works on pages which have something else.

There's one thing you can try - which is ticking the 'always use page extension' and then putting in / - in my short testing this appears to work OK but you would have to check it out on a site the size of yours.  Essentially this *should* do what you want, but I can't be 100% certain.

My best advice on the redirects if that doesn't work is 'trust me'.  I know that's not much help and usually what a politician does before increasing your taxes, but I checked out the page you mentioned and all the links appear to be working OK with 301 redirects.  I wouldn't expect that you will have any problems, although the issue does remain about your dynamically built (and thus static) links.  If these are hard-coded into text/html objects there may be things you can do to update the links.  For my part, I'd rather assist you to move forwards on this than try and fork the code to allow two types of no-extension handling