allows for more versatile configurations that do not necessarily have to use cloudflare
also ratelimits IPv6 addresses by prefix instead of individual addresses
currently set at /56, which should not be too strict
(yet allows a /48 holder to make 256 as many requests instead of 2^80 as many requests), change if needed
- tlds are now parsed and validated correctly (e.g. ".co.uk" works now)
- url patterns are pre-compiled instead of being compiled for every request
- aliases are computed in a safe manner using the URL object where possible
- try to close as many things as possible when shutting down
- remove redundant (e.g. `exit` on process when
listening for `close`) and straight up useless
(`disconnect`) event listeners
- added metadata for rutube and vimeo.
- added a picker for preferred filename pattern.
- fixed content disposition header.
- mute and audio dub tags don't appear together in a file name anymore.
- youtube: dub file name tag doesn't appear anymore if audio track is default.
- added list of sponsors, if you host an instance, it can be enabled with showSponsors.
- fixed download button thickness on ios.
- about button now opens about tab when no new changelog is available.
usage:
- create cookies.json file somewhere, preferrably outside cobalt directory
- in docker, you can bind mount it (`volumes` in composefile)
- if you don't want cobalt to update the cookies, set it to `:ro` (cobalt will print a warning about this, ignore it)
- set COOKIE_PATH to the absolute path of this file
- enjoy?
usage in services: probably the simplest api ever
- import { getCookie, updateCookie } from '../../cookie/manager.js';
- const cookie = getCookie('<service_name>');
- add this to headers - `headers: { cookie }`
- after fetch is done, save potential cookie updates: updateCookie(cookie, fetch.headers)
- see instagram.js for example usage
- fixed streamable downloads in safari
- added background blur to popup backdrop
- reduced shadow blur for popups
- fixed content going out of corners in picker
