Unfortunately, besides updating the code to work with Google's latest
changes, commit 2a1aad2 introduced a bug when using the Microsoft
icon pack that prevented the widget from loading. Thus, this commit:
* Fixes that (there was no need for `getElementById('wob_tci').children[0]`
apparently)
* Besides checking for blobs in `src`, it also checks for image names,
since `wob_tci` (main icon) still contains a URL, not a blob
* Fixes `wob_tci` to update with proper icon when interacting with the
widget, for example when selecting a day with a different forecast than
the current conditions
* Simplifies some logic, seems the widget works fine without it
Hopefully this fixes the widget properly.
This basically undoes commit a8c7fba and properly fixes the issue:
it seems Google moved the images in a separate child `img` tag, under
what I was previously looking for. Furthermore, the src is not a URL
anymore, but directly the image encoded in base64. Fortunately, we
can match the last characters against images obtained from their 48px
and 64px endpoints. More details here:
https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher/discussions/755#discussioncomment-5353030
It seems Google has introduced a bug, where they do not change the
main image when changing to another day in the widget. Hopefully they
will fix it in the future.
It seems Google changed the widget and explicitly set a background
color, so this patch takes that into account and removes it.
Previously, the widget did not have a background, rather inheriting it
from the `body` element.
Valentin Radu