It turned out that the redirect page just changed the location where the link is placed; instead of it being in the "<a href..." block, it is now in a javascript block. The only change that had to be made was the regex matching. The change should work, but as always, test it before merging.
I figured that pulling the link out of the scripts section by matching a regex of https://kwik.cx/ would be a more elegant and less cluttered way than waiting five seconds for the link to be placed in the spot checked before, and possibly more future-proof as well.
It turned out that the redirect page just changed the location where the link is placed; instead of it being in the "<a href..." block, it is now in a javascript block. The only change that had to be made was the regex matching. The change should work, but as always, test it before merging.
I figured that pulling the link out of the scripts section by matching a regex of
https://kwik.cx/
would be a more elegant and less cluttered way than waiting five seconds for the link to be placed in the spot checked before, and possibly more future-proof as well.