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1.1.9

- undo last changes. I need larger samples to test the last cases of a broken file. On version 1.18 some files could actually be read when others fulfilling the same conditions really couldn't (mime-type or something else). So in the meantime, everything's back as before, allowing more videos to be played, but some will appear as broken in the modal until I find out more about the reasons for this error.

v1.1.8

- added an additional condition to check whether the media is readable or not. Useful when everything looks good but we still get a "No video with supported format and MIME type found" error message in the modal window. In this case, files will open in a new tab, as pixeldrain does by default.

v1.1.7

- minor tweaks

v1.1.6

- code refactoring
- removed unused script @match rule
- hashchange event listener has been added to handle the case where “File viewing method” is set to “default”
so, now, the script will re-run some functions when the gallery return, in the same way as for the other viewing methods

v1.1.5

- wrapped some part of code in a window load event listener to ensure that it is not executed too early, especially when dealing with large nodelists.
- added new download animations to the button when clicked.

v1.1.4

● File viewing method, changes are as follows:

- In some specific cases, files cannot not be played or displayed in the modal. These cases are:

- file's mime-type is not readable.
- file has "Hotlink protection enabled".
- file is "Unavailable for legal reasons".
- file is no longer available.

So, to handle theses cases, mime-types array has been added to compare the mime-type.
For the other cases listed above, a fetching API to get file details will be performed to find out if anything is wrong, and if so, the files will open in a new tab instead of displaying a broken file in the modal window.


- Auto sort files options has been added to the script control panel
- data-type attribute is now added to the files.
- modification of the modal window closing condition: before, in Chromium browsers, the modal window would close when the video was clicked, for example (should be fixed now).
- Some unused variables has been removed

v1.1.3

- minified css
- script icon added
- function declarations changed to function expressions
- semicolons added everywhere
- comments added to some parts of the code

v1.1.2 : improvement in the way files are handled by the modal: video, audio and image files are now correctly displayed in the modal, any other type of file will not generate a modal but will be downloaded directly when clicked.