This allows to reduce the horizontal size of the gutter; more efficient
management of folding since we already need to parse each line for the
linter; and eventually this will also allows to detect unbalanced
!#if-!#endif directives and report such cases as errors.
Additionally, keep incrementally improving error reporting details
in the linter.
Too many changes to list here, essentially there is now a
user interface setting to enable/disable dark theme, and
I've rearranged a bit the Settings pane as a result and
also altered other visuals in various places.
There are places which I know have not been thoroughly
tested (i.e. logger inspector).
Will fine-tune as per feedback.
Issues with the classic popup panel will not be addressed,
and if feedback is that it has become unusuable, it will be
outright removed.
Add ability to bring back logger button in popup panel through
the advanced setting `uiPopupConfig`. Adding `+logger` token
to `uiPopupConfig` will bring back the logger icon in the mobile
version of the popup panel.
Additionally, the link to the logger in the Support pane will
take into account whether the <Shift> key is pressed, so as
to behave like the logger icon in the popup panel.
Related issue:
- https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/1847
The troubleshooting information has been further fine-tuned to
report popup panel data related to the reported page, for better
diagnosis by disclosing any customization to uBO which was
affecting the reported page.
Related issue:
- https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/1541
A "chat" icon has been added to the popup panel to make
it easy to report filter issue on specific sites.
Reporting filter issues require a GitHub account, since
uBO does not have a home server through which reports could
be sent.
The report icon is available only for when uBO is enabled
on a given site.
On mobile devices, the logger icon is replaced by the "chat"
icon since it is more likely to be useful on small display
devices. The logger can always be opened from the Support
pane in the dashboard.
Related issue:
- https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/210
Additionally, a small (experimental) widget has been added
to emphasize/de-emphasize rows which have 3rd-party
scripts/frames, so as to more easily identify which rows
are "affected" by 3rd-party scripts and/or frames.
Tooltip localization for the new widget is not available
yet as I want wait for the feature to be fully settled.
There have been too many examples out there of users
opting-in to "I am an advanced user" and yet still misusing
dynamic filtering by creating _allow_ rules where _noop_
rules should be used.
Creating _allow_ rules has serious consequences as these
override blocking static filters and can potentially
disable other advanced filtering ability such as
HTML filtering and scriptlet injection -- often used
to deal with anti-blocker mechanisms.
The ability to point-and-click to create _allow_ rules
from the popup panel is no longer allowed by default.
An new advanced setting has been added to enable
the ability to create _allow_ rules from the popup
panel, `popupPanelGodMode`, which default to `false`.
Set to `true` to restore ability to set _allow_ rules
from popup panel.
Since the creation of _allow_ rules is especially useful
to filter list authors, to diagnose and narrow down site
breakage as a result of problematic blocking filter,
the creation of _allow_ rules will still be available
when the advanced setting `filterAuthorMode` is `true`.
This change is probably going to be problematic to all
those users who were misusing dynamic filtering by
creating _allow_ rules instead of _noop_ rules -- but
the breakage is going to bring their misusing to their
attention, a positive outcome.
I can't remember the reason for the added thin gap,
there is no benefit from this for the desktop panel,
probably stray CSS code from some earlier fiddlings.
The "blocked since install" row has been moved
in last position, so that figures that represent
the current site are grouped together.
Do not prevent wrapping the count text strings,
use a minimum width instead -- those count text
strings can be more verbose in some locale, and
by allowing the text to wrap this result in a
less wide main panel.
Related feedback:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/gjyt4a/ubo_redesigned/fqps9ad/
As per feedback, Firefox is not causing large numbers
to be rendered in a compact form with German locale.
In Chromium, the number 40712345 renders as "40,71 Mio."
for the German locale, while in Firefox the same renders
as "40.710.000".
Originally the idea was to hide from view the
popup panel layout seemingly being recalculated
by the browser at open time, causing visuals in
the popup panel to slightly move around. Possibly
no longer an issue now that the popup panel
initialization code has been modified since then
to use animation frames.
