Adding a check for div.MjjYud when injecting redirect button into Google search results. This helps resolve UI issues with non-traditional search results (like video results).
Google will insert the user's searches into some of their meta links. If the user does a Google search for a non-indie domain (e.g. mario.fandom.com), that domain can appear in those Google meta links and cause IWB to detect them. By filtering out links that start with /search, we avoid capturing these.
Ensure all search engines use the same code to filter which search results are results for supported non-indie wikifarms. This also fixes an apparent oversight where Qwant was not redirecting Neoseeker search results.
* Handling when Google results use Google's middleman (google.com/url?q=)
* When handling middleman links, instead of replacing search result hrefs with updated links, we now add the updated link in a custom data-iwb-href attribute
* Better handling of special characters in page titles
* Instead of moving indie results to the top of Google search results, we now move indie results above the first non-indie (Fandom / Fextra / Neoseeker) result. If no non-indie result appears, re-ordering doesn't occur. This is to avoid moving less relevant results to the top, particularly for searches for generic terms.
* Improved Google filtering to account for when Google uses their own middleman link
For identifying non-standard search results, "div[jsname]" is unreliable as Google does seem to add it to some standard search results. Replacing with checks for attributes that are more specific to Q&A dropdowns + cards.
This check should be moved outside of the searchEngineSettings if statement, because the result of it should be applied regardless of the searchEngineSettings.
A suffix that is added to the end of article names before performing a search on the destination wiki. This is typically used when a multilingual wiki separates its languages by suffixes (e.g. /es, /pt, etc.). Team Fortress Wiki is an example that uses this.
A single Bing search result can often contain links to many different websites. Before, if any one of these links was a link to Fandom, the entire result would be disabled (even if the top-level result was an indie wiki). With this commit, only top-level (header) links are captured, and disabling CSS is not applied to "explore further" links.
Browser sync storage has a 8kb limit per item, which we are quickly approaching. Compressing our wiki settings JSONs reduces storage from ~7.3kb to ~2.4kb.
For Google, fixed issue with filtering on Google's country-TLDs, and improved selectors for identifying link results. This includes a function to identify the closest possible result container. For Bing, fixed an issue for when anchor tags don't have an href attribute.
Kevin Payravi