Fix: Resolve Module Import Errors by Using Browser Bundle - #3
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- Deleted the incorrect, manually-copied `youtubei.js` file which was causing dependency issues. - Updated `background.js` to import the correct, self-contained browser bundle of `youtubei.js` from `node_modules`. This resolves the `Failed to resolve module specifier` errors and allows the service worker to register correctly.
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Fix: Resolve Module Import Errors by Using Browser Bundle
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This change fixes the extension's failure to load by addressing the root cause of the module import errors. The standalone
youtubei.jsfile was an incomplete copy and has been deleted. Thebackground.jsservice worker has been updated to import the correct, browser-compatible bundle of theyoutubei.jslibrary directly fromnode_modules. This ensures all dependencies are correctly resolved and allows the extension to function as intended.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16751325096760830538