v3.0.0

Highlights

• Migrated to manifest V3
• Added transform rules to transform the URL while preserving its structure
• Added support for URL filters for easier request filtering
• Improved rule data structure for easier management

Breaking Changes

• headers must now be modified in a separate rule.
  • A request rule can no longer modify headers and redirect at the same time. You must split the header modification into a headers rule.
• Match patterns are no longer supported due to limitations of the new manifest V3 APIs.
  • The new API only accepts a URL filter or a regular expressions. However, the regular expressions have a 2KB limit which is easy to be exceeded if the rule is long enough. In order to keep the rules simple, efficient and less confusing, I decided to remove the support for match patterns.
  • Migration from match patterns
    • *://www.google.com/* -> URL filter ||www.google.com or |https://www.google.com/
• The JSON file structure has changed to align with the new rules.
  • Note: This is for subscription or importing. The old structure is still supported for backward compatibility but it will be removed in the future.
  • To migrate to the new structure, simply export the list in the new version.
  • Basically the changes are to make everything more explicit and less confusing.