Version 3.0.0

[ddasutein]

• The Date Format system has been overhauled. It now supports format localization. Meaning that the extension can use your country's preferred format. Before, I've written my own framework for this but the problem is that it doesn't work for every country in the world. Not every country uses the western format. Check out the wiki page here on the new settings for it. Lots of different ways to customize it. Replacement of custom date formatting solution #22
• When saving images, you can now add a prefix in the beginning of the file name. To use this, there is another context menu specific for this
• The Options page has received another overhaul. It supports Light and Dark mode (based on your browser settings), animations, blurs, and more
• Announcement banner is now dynamic. This can be controlled on my end here on GitHub and it will only be enabled for announcements that are worth sharing. Don't worry, I won't be abusing this
• You can now set no random string value
• Under System Information, the extension has been updated to detect the difference between Windows 10 and 11 Incorrect Operating System string for Windows 11 #15
• You can see your Browser name or type under System Information. Note, this one is a work in progress. Sometimes it doesn't show the correct browser (e.g., using Edge but it reports as "Chromium"). For Platform, for right now this will only show information for x86 based systems. No support yet to detect ARM and Apple M-series chips. See discussion Requesting additional information for macOS (M1 based), Windows ARM devices, and ChromeOS #23 for details
• Addressing an issue where the extension is throwing persistent "duplicate id" errors. This issue wasn't breaking the extension but was frequently showing up during development since the beginning
• Unification of the options page into a single codebase. Previously each setting page was it's own dedicated page. This is hard to maintain overtime
• Updating the SweetAlert library to support dark mode
• New storage API. Basically means that i've standarized how Settings are loaded to/from local storage. Previously, to load each setting for each website, it must load them by index number. Now, this has been changed to be key-value based. Calling the object's key and corresponding value has proven to simplify a lot of the condition checking needed