Little-used code from vapi-client.js has been moved
to vapi-client-extra.js. Given that vapi-client.js
is injected in all web pages, this means less dead
code being injected in all pages.
Swathes of code in vapi-client.js was used only in
a few very specific cases, such as when the logger's
DOM inspector is opened or when the "Filter lists"
pane in the dashboard is opened -- and thus to avoid
that little used code to be loaded in every web page
unconditionally, it has been moved to its own
separate file, vapi-client.extra.js.
vapi-client-extra.js is loaded declaratively or
programmatically only where needed.
No need to store mouse coordinates in background
page, thus no need to post mouse coordinates
information for every click.
Rename/group element picker arguments and popup
arguments separately.
Reported by:
- https://github.com/uBlock-user:
Imported custom list were incorrectly seen as out of
date immediately after import operation.
Regression from:
- e27328f931
A few lines of code were improperly removed during
refactoring.
As per feedback from filter list maintainers, the
whitelist approach has been deemed to confusing.
The scriptlet has been renamed `no-setTimeout-if`
alias `nostif` to reflect the blacklist approach.
`setInterval-if` has been Similarly changed to
`no-setInterval-if` alias `nosiif`.
Also, coallesce calls to selfieManager.destroy() so as
to avoid undue repeated calls to storage deletion of
selfie assets.
Related commit:
- e27328f931
Related commit:
- e27328f931
The regression was preventing the compiled filter
lists from being properly loaded by uBO, thus
always causing a full parsing/compiling at
launch time.
Issue reported by @uBlock-user in team channel.
Creating cosmetic procedural exception filters was
causing `cosmetic-logger.js` scriptlet to throw at
and thus further breaking the logging of cosmetic
filters overall.
Reuse permanent instances instead. The trailing `$` is
used to denote these variables are register-like
instances, i.e. their content is valid only for the
duration of the call. (From now on I will use this
convention throughout the code base.)
Entity-based filters where not properly looked-up if
they used subdomains. Example:
- `example.*##^script` => ok
- `www.example.*##^script` => failed on `https://www.example.com/`
The scriptlet will trap calls to JSON.parse, and
if the result of the parsing is an Object, it
will remove specified properties from the result
before returning to the caller.
Usage:
##+js(json-prune, arg1, [arg2])
Where:
- arg1: a list of space-separated properties to remove
- arg2: optional, a list of space-separated properties
which must be all present for the pruning to
occur
Example:
##+js(json-prune, enabled, adpath config)
A property in a list of properties can be a chain
of properties, example: adpath.url.first
