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[FIX] ApkPremier: if a captcha is needed, the button now allows the user to open ApkPremier in a new window instead of showing "Failed!".

[FIX] Restored ApkPure functionality; now it should also be faster than before to start the download.
[ISSUE] APK-DL is currently having problems with their servers, so at the moment the APK-DL button is expected to fail.

Apkpremier button is working again.

v3.3.1:
[FIX] The origin header for the check-in request on apkcombo.com has been corrected.
v3.3.0:
[FIX] APKPremier and APKCombo have been fixed.
[FIX] Super-stupid fix for APKMirror. In the one of the previous versions I forgot to add the button: everything could work, but the button wasn't added to the page. Now it's back again!

[FIX] APKPremier and APKCombo have been fixed.
[FIX] Super-stupid fix for APKMirror. In the one of the previous versions I forgot to add the button: everything could work, but the button wasn't added to the page. Now it's back again!

[ADDED] New option for APKCombo button: left-clicking it will trigger the download of the app (generally a universal apk or an arm64-v8a apk); right-clicking it you can open APKCombo website in a new tab, so you can choose which version of the app you want to download.

[FIX] Buttons on search results page were not clickable as they were overlayed by a transparend div. Now they can be clicked directly from search page.

[ADDED] The script now works also on the search results page, showing the buttons for the first result. This works only if there's a main result that Google is confident it's the right one (like here: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=firefox&c=apps ). Otherwise you will just see a list of apps where none of them is shown as the main result (like here: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=bluetooth&c=apps ).

Big update for the script: 100 lines of old code were removed (thanks to @"Saunders Tech" for the suggestions and the research).
I've also solved an issue pointed out by @Duradara, that prevented the buttons to be displayed if there wasn't the official install button on the page.

TLDR:
[UPDATE]: Removed useless old code (~100 lines)
[FIX]: Display buttons even on pages without the official install button.

Added a first support for 2022 UI:

This is an early support, and it hasn't been only tested on Firefox for PC with ViolentMonkey.

Removed Google's clickjacking on Evozi and ApkMirror buttons: now when you click on those buttons you will be directly sent to Evozi or ApkMirror without wasting time going through Google's useless tracking page.
This modification has the same purpose of Prevent Link Change On Click, but implemented in a more trivial way.

Removed Google's clickjacking on Evozi and ApkMirror buttons: now when you click on those buttons you will be directly sent to Evozi or ApkMirror without wasting time going through Google's useless tracking page.
This modification has the same purpose of Prevent Link Change On Click, but implemented in a more trivial way.

Integrated the icon of the script as a Base64 png file in the headers, as Greasemonkey fails to install the whole script if the icon on the web can't be reached.

Fix to deal with the Trusted Types policy enforced in some browsers like Kiwi. If buttons didn't appear at all, this might fix your issue.

Fix to deal with the Trusted Types policy enforced in some browsers like Kiwi. If buttons didn't appear at all, this might fix your issue.

Fix to deal with the Trusted Types policy enforced in some browsers like Kiwi. If buttons didn't appear at all, this might fix your issue.

Fix for downloads with APKCombo on TamperMonkey.

Fix for downloads from APK-Combo

Correction for weird alignement of buttons on mobile interface, introduced in v2.9.1.

v2.9.0: added APKpremier.com button: it's an alternative version of APKPure, but unlike APKPure is not blocked in China.
v2.9.1: added a question mark button that explains the "Use Google's servers when downloading from APKCombo" option.

Added APKPremier.com (from what I see it uses the same servers of APKPure, but it was suggested as a faster alternative to it if you are browsing the web from China, so here it is).

If the package can't be found on Play Store, the error page automatically queries APKMirror for the availability of the app;