It took me a while to make it use the minimum amount of selectors possible, but now instead of flooding the script with selectors, we construct the most part using less breakable things like the url of the page, as well as the remaining selectors were simplified so they doesn't break that easily

now the implementation should do the following:

Sync:

• getTitle()
  • now gets anime name from the page title instead of using selectors
• getImage()
  • now gets the image constructing their cdn url directly instead of using selectors
• getOverviewUrl()
  • now uses sync.getIdentifier with urlAbsolute() to construct the overview page URL
• nextEpisodeUrl()
  • the selector was simplified to be more flexible

Overview:

• isOverviewPage() now uses the page title instead of an arbitrary selector to decide wether it is an overview page or not
• getTitle()
  • now gets anime name from the page title instead of using selectors
• getImage()
  • now gets the image constructing their cdn url directly instead of using selectors

List:

• elementSelector()
  • although both sync and overview pages have episode lists, now it was made to only work in overview pages because it was giving some errors on sync pages

Lifecycle:

• listChange()
  • now it only checks in overview pages
  • now it can handle 404 http errors and returns when it gets one

Tests:

• Added a new test case for when there's no next episode

Styles:

• Adjusted some styles' look & feel
• Made the font colors adapt to light and dark modes
• Removed sync pages episode list styles that doesn't fit anymore

If there's anything else that I missed, please let me know

Still the selectors could be less specific + quite specific expressions

Still the selectors could be less specific + quite specific expressions

I'll try to make the selectors less specific, but can you elaborate in the 'expressions' part pls?

With specific expressions I pretty much meant the tightly coupled string manipulations, which actually are worse as they fail silent in comparision to the selectors.