Rongrong

> However, I don't think self-distributing rules will be helpful I've told the same opinion... `The conclusion is obvious, this PR will NOT help Firefox users any` A self-distributed add-on...

@Cay-Zhang Happy to see and thanks for your "light"! Sorry for my unawareness that RSSBud/RSSAid has gained the ability to evaluate `target` functions. I am neither an RSSBud user nor...

> Just wondering, what if we embed the rule into each release? Could we save the hassle doing these workaround? For the new route v2 we could definitely generate and...

Still, I must argue that auto publishing would not change the fact that Firefox and Safari users are unable to debug their new rules. Honestly speaking, if not for debugging...

> For official plugins update I don't think it would be a great idea to do any remote fetch. A monthly release should be good enough. I consider there is...

> Extensions could load remote script(js) without any limitation? Nope. As I have already described, such remote scripts need to be registered and executed on certain web pages (properly speaking,...

> we could make it faster if we want to As I have already mentioned, there seems to be no add-on publishing API for Safari, so manual actions are needed....

Sounds good. I consider there is another simple solution to partially enable remote rules and local debugging. That is, only in such two use cases, deny `target` functions to avoid...

Sure. Looking forward to the finished SVGs. The current "testing" ones are already impressive for me :)

Amazing! I have a doubt if the count is summed according to the count of coauthored users per PR instead of the count of coauthored PRs, considering this is the...