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Modified `amplified.js` to use ternary operators Combined `querySelector`s in `amplified.js` Minor Changes
Changed `ampTabs` from array to dictionary Made indentation consistant Added Case for "AMP version not detected" Removed period from `default_title` to match other titles Delete tab information if closed using `chrome.tabs.onRemoved`
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@heubergen For now I don't have time for it, but you can try doing it yourself, the code is CC0-licensed. |
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I need to look at it again, just merging it seems not to work :) |
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FYI I'm going to flip the base license on amplifier to MIT before I take any external commits. |
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In this PR I added the auto mode to the options, which checks for an amphtml link as soon as the
<head>is loaded, then it stops loading the full page and loads the AMP version instead. This method has a minimal overhead. I reformatted the code and fixed the typos too.