- Mirror Repository (broken, I'm well aware of it)
- Convert the project to PDF (broken, I'm aware of it, the problem is that the path is hard-coded, the author needs to fix it)
- Updated Browser extension, removed the not working ones
- Minor changed in the readme.md
- Tor page updated with some additions
- Offline database updated with dead tor .onion's
- Leech Premium section added
- Minor changes and corrections
“That'll do, pig. That'll do.” -Babe, 1995
For scripts only.
Added:
android-scripts: Collection of Android reverse engineering scripts
> "I am the Brain Interactive Construct. No matter my form, my intellect remains formidable. Do not underestimate me."
Removed:
- Anti Adware (uBlock is better & more efficent)
- I removed the IGG script, because you know ... the whole IGG thingy...
- I split the Browser Userscript section, now we have a category for "website enhancer" based userscripts.
Added:
- [TS] Citrus GFork - For Greasy Fork. Has some neat functions.
- GitLab Mods, similar to TS just for GitLab. Filter filter filter ....
- RARBG - torrent and magnet links
- Mouseover Popup Image Viewer (not under active development) but still works fine
- XZ Pixiv Batch Downloader
- openload
- Scribd downloader
- GBookDown - Download Google Books
- YouTube: Age Verification Bypass
- Unblocked, technical not an extension or script however I list it here anyway because the above links might be "blocked"
- Firefox Container "trick" added in order to bypass (some) anti-paywall tricks/extensions/scripts.
- Minor changes.
- All, so called "anti ads" scripts are banned now. Use uBlock/AdGuard/Blokada instead.
- Scripts to filter (improve) the website are still allowed. E.g. to improve website x, like TPB cleaner because if also offers new "features" to the site itself.
Reason:
Those scripts getting more and more ineffective compared to a web-filter extension (uBlock officially is not a traditional "ad-blocker).
Don't punish me if I put the Magisk modules under the "scripts" section....
I added a warning because I'm sick of the "use XPrivacyLua to get more app privacy" discussions.
