Hey Stig, could you please update Art Grabr to parse Apple Music domains? All iTunes links redirect to Apple Music now.
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Hey Stig, could you please update Art Grabr to parse Apple Music domains? All iTunes links redirect to Apple Music now.
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Hi @sibilant
Thanks for the heads up. I wasn’t aware. I rarely user Grabr myself these days.
I will take a look at it. With a little luck Apple have only changed web-address and it will be easy to fix.
However I have a dilemma. Current version of Greasemonkey have a bug, and if I update Stig’s Art Grabr on Greasy Fork before that bug is fixed, Art Grabr will probably be disabled for all Greasemonkey users Well, I try to correct the Grabr error, and then I decide whether I update the official userscript now, or if I stall it until Greasemonkey has been updated. A fix for Greasemonkey is apparently pending, but don’t know when it will be released.
Hi again @sibilant
I have updated userscript in the GitHub repository. It should work on Apple Music domains too now.
I’m holding back updating it on Greasy Fork until I know when Greasemonkey will be updated. But you can install the new version of the userscript now via GitHub:
https://github.com/StigNygaard/Stigs_Art_Grabr/raw/master/Stigs_Art_Grabr.user.js
Greasemonkey was updated yesterday with a fix for the issue that was holding me back updating Art Grabr on Greasy Fork.
So now the updated - and Apple Music compatible - version of Stig’s Art Grabr is also available at it’s official install page:
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/20771-stig-s-art-grabr
/[mcitunes]{5,6}/
is such a hackish way of matching /(music|itunes)/
— which is not only more readable but even one character less.
he he. yeah, you’re right