This PR replaces the javascript that's used to detect podcast and audiobook elements with CSS, using the :has() selector. This makes it much more reliable because it will apply to the entire page at all times, whereas I was using a hacky MutationObserver method to try and catch elements as they loaded onto the page.
As a result, the tagPodcasts() and tagAudioBooks() functions don't do anything any more, but I am leaving the original "listen to page navigation and re-apply when DOM is ready" code in place, in case I need to use it again in the future.
I've also blocked some more podcast-related categories on the search page.
This PR replaces the javascript that's used to detect podcast and audiobook elements with CSS, using the
:has()selector. This makes it much more reliable because it will apply to the entire page at all times, whereas I was using a hacky MutationObserver method to try and catch elements as they loaded onto the page.As a result, the
tagPodcasts()andtagAudioBooks()functions don't do anything any more, but I am leaving the original "listen to page navigation and re-apply when DOM is ready" code in place, in case I need to use it again in the future.I've also blocked some more podcast-related categories on the search page.