Introduces firefox-compat.js to handle Firefox-specific messaging and storage, and updates background.js and popup.js to robustly detect and use the appropriate extension APIs for both Chrome and Firefox environments. Manifest and popup files are updated to load the new compatibility script, ensuring reliable settings management and messaging across browsers.
Added detailed docstrings and comments to Python build and dev scripts, improving maintainability and clarity. Enhanced JavaScript files (background.js, content.js, popup.js, platform-detector.js, webext-compat.js) with module-level and function-level documentation. Standardized package naming in build.py and updated the GitHub Actions workflow for simplified, platform-agnostic publishing, removing platform selection input and automating release steps for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Improved code quality checks and test coverage in dev.py.
This update introduces full Firefox support using a new manifest-firefox.json (Manifest V2), adds a webext-compat.js compatibility layer for unified API usage, and refactors all extension scripts (background.js, content.js, popup.js) to use the new webext API. The build and development process is automated with new Python scripts (build.py, dev.py), and GitHub Actions workflows are updated to support multi-platform build, test, and release. Platform detection and capability abstraction are added, and all relevant files and manifests are updated for cross-browser compatibility.
Prevents multiple registrations of the download listener and refactors the download handling logic to immediately call suggest, then process redirection asynchronously. Improves error handling and notification logic for redirected downloads.
Introduces a guard to ensure the suggest callback is only called once in handleDownload, avoiding potential issues from multiple invocations in error or early return scenarios.
Updated all references, documentation, metadata, and user-facing strings to use the new name 'Xget Now' instead of 'Xget for Chromium'. This includes changes in issue templates, workflow files, privacy and security policies, README, manifest, package.json, popup UI, and code comments/logs. Repository URLs and links have also been updated to reflect the new project name.
Expanded download acceleration support to over 20 platforms including npm, PyPI, Maven, RubyGems, CRAN, SourceForge, arXiv, F-Droid, and more. Refactored platform configuration into a dedicated file, updated content/background scripts for broader detection and redirection, and redesigned the popup UI for categorized platform toggles. Updated manifest, package metadata, and documentation to reflect the new capabilities and version 2.0.0.
Updated all documentation, configuration, and code references from 'Xget for Chrome' to 'Xget for Chromium' for consistency with the supported browser family. This includes issue templates, workflow files, privacy and security policies, README, manifest, package metadata, background and content scripts, and popup UI.
Updated all documentation, configuration, and code references from 'Xget for Chrome' to 'Xget for Chromium' for consistency with supported browsers. This includes issue templates, workflow files, privacy and security policies, source code logs, manifest, and popup UI.
Converted all major documentation files (README, PRIVACY_POLICY, SECURITY, pull request template) to Chinese. Updated extension source files (background.js, content.js, popup.html, popup.js) to use Chinese comments and user-facing messages for improved localization and user experience.