Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to ignore changes to documentation, images, and other non-code files when triggering on push and pull_request events. This reduces unnecessary CI runs for changes that do not affect the codebase.
Refactor all references to JavaScript, HTML, and compatibility files to use the new 'src/' directory structure in dev.py and the GitHub Actions workflow. This ensures consistency and correctness after reorganizing source files, and updates file existence checks, file watching, and linting logic accordingly.
The step that checked for the existence of required files in the test-build GitHub Actions workflow has been removed. This simplifies the workflow and may indicate that the check is no longer necessary or is handled elsewhere.
Updated all references from 'Microsoft Edge' to 'Edge' across issue templates, pull request templates, workflow files, privacy policy, and README for consistency and brevity.
Expanded extension support to include Firefox alongside Chromium browsers. Updated README with detailed installation, build, and troubleshooting instructions for both Chromium and Firefox, clarified browser compatibility, and improved cross-browser guidance throughout code comments and documentation. Minor terminology changes were made in scripts and workflow files to consistently refer to 'Chromium' instead of 'Chrome/Chromium'.
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.
Removed detailed Firefox-specific release notes and manual Firefox publishing reminders from the GitHub Actions workflow. The release step now relies on auto-generated release notes, streamlining the publishing process for multi-browser support.
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.
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.
Consolidated Chrome and Edge extension packages into a single 'extension.zip' for all Chromium-based browsers. Removed CRX packaging and updated workflow, release notes, and README to reflect the unified distribution method.
Corrected the Chrome Web Store links in both the README and GitHub Actions workflow to remove the redundant '/xget-for-chrome' path segment. This ensures users are directed to the correct extension page.
Renamed all references from 'Chrome 网上应用店' to 'Chrome 应用商店' in workflow and README for consistency. Updated Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons links to include language and region parameters.
Replaces all incorrect or broken GitHub URLs referencing 'Xget for Chromium' with the correct 'Xget-for-Chromium' format across documentation, workflow, package.json, and popup.html. This ensures consistency and prevents navigation errors for users and contributors.
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.
Removed the 'v' prefix from the version variable in the success notification message to ensure consistent formatting when publishing the Chrome extension.
Translated all workflow names, step descriptions, comments, and release notes in .github/workflows/publish-extension.yml from English to Chinese to improve accessibility for Chinese-speaking developers.
Improved the formatting of the release notes in the publish-extension workflow by changing headings to use '##' and removing redundant version references. Also removed the 'Changes' section to streamline the release body.
Changed the GitHub Actions workflow to use workflow_dispatch with a required version input instead of triggering on version tags. Added steps to commit and push version updates, create and push tags, and updated release link formatting.
Updated references to Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Chromium-based browsers in workflow and README to improve clarity. Installation steps and file descriptions now more accurately reflect supported browsers and manual installation options.
Streamlined installation steps in README and workflow release notes for clarity. Updated Chrome Web Store and Edge Add-ons links to direct URLs, removed redundant manual installation details, and improved formatting for easier user navigation.
Replaces the previous CRX creation process with a more explicit file selection and temporary directory for packaging. Adds verification steps and cleanup to improve reliability and clarity of the extension build process.
Upgrades the Edge Add-on GitHub Action from v1 to v2, updates input parameters to use api-key and notes-for-certification, and removes unused client-secret and access-token-url fields for improved compatibility and automation.
Replaces the Chrome-only publish workflow with a new GitHub Actions workflow that automates publishing to both Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons, and creates GitHub releases with multiple extension formats. Updates README with new installation instructions, store availability table, and details about automated publishing for maintainers.
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