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Thank you very much for your script, it is very useful. I go on edit parts to suit my need. Pls note minification makes it hard for users to understand and screen scripts for safety, and is borderline on greasyfork.

https://greasyfork.org/en/help/code-rules#:~:text=Code%20posted%20to%20Greasy%20Fork%20must%20not%20be%20obfuscated%20or%20minified.

function updtt(t,e,n,r){
 if(e.t.ti.length>0)chStatt(t,e.t.chopts);
 else{
  var i=e.s.si
  .filter((function(t){return"IMG"!==t[0]}))
  .map((function(t){return t[1]}))
  .join("\n")
  ,o={text:i,to:n.language(r)}
  ;n.api.translate(o).then((function(r){
   var s,a=n.api.transform(o,r);
   a.result
   &&(
    (s=e.t.ti).push.apply(s,a.result)
    ,chStatt(t,e.t.chopts)
    ,countApi(n.name,[i])
   )
  }))
 }
}

Seems like linkwanggo intents to hide the original coding.

He has GitHub account, but such project is not listed in his GitHub.

https://github.com/linkwanggo

Also, there is no @license in the script. In Greasyfork, there must be a warning to his first post.

If no license, you cannot copy and amend his script.

Actually this is kind of violating Greasyfork's rules, just no one report it.

https://greasyfork.org/en/help/code-rules

Code posted to Greasy Fork must not be obfuscated or minified. Users must be given the opportunity to inspect and understand a script before installing it. If the script is bundled by a tool such as webpack, it must be output in non-minified form, with whitespace and variable names retained.