Iwara Download Tool Not Working After Win11 Update?

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Troubleshooting Iwara Download Tool After Windows 11 Update

Hey guys, I'm having a bit of a snag with my Iwara Download Tool after upgrading to Windows 11, and I'm hoping you can lend a hand. Before I dive in, I made sure to spend some time thinking about the issue and doing a little prep work. I've checked the documentation and searched through existing issues, so I'm not coming in completely blind. I also know that providing detailed information helps, so I've included everything I can think of.

The Problem: Script Loading Failure on Iwara.tv

So, here's the deal: everything was working swimmingly the day before yesterday. But, after I upgraded to Windows 11 last night, the script on iwara.tv stopped loading correctly. I checked Tampermonkey, and that seems to be working fine. I can see the script in the top-right toolbar. However, when I try to use the script and open the developer tools (F12), I get a bunch of errors. My Chrome browser is version 139, in case that matters.

How to Reproduce the Bug

To see this problem for yourself, just follow these steps:

  1. Go to 'www.iwara.tv'.
  2. The webpage itself loads without any issues.
  3. But, the script's menu doesn't appear, as if the script isn't running properly.

Browser and Script Manager Details

  • Browser: Chrome
  • Script Manager: Tampermonkey
  • Script Version: 3.3.39
  • Download Mode: Aria2

Error Log Analysis

I've included the relevant parts of the error log to help pinpoint the problem. It looks like there are some TypeError and Error messages that might be the key to figuring out what's going on. Here's a breakdown:

  • TypeError: Cannot convert undefined or null to object: This error seems to be originating from the script's replaceVariable function. It's likely that the script is trying to access properties of something that isn't there.
  • TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'save'): This one pops up in the configEdit section, meaning the script might be having trouble saving settings.
  • Error: Attempting to use a disconnected port object: This suggests a problem with how the script is communicating between different parts of the browser extension.
  • ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT: This network error indicates that the browser is blocking a request. This could be due to an ad blocker or other browser settings. Specifically, it's blocking a request to z.php.
  • Failed to fetch: This error message in the console, suggests that there might be a problem fetching resources.

Possible Causes and Solutions

Based on the error logs, the issue could be related to several things:

  • Compatibility Issues: The most obvious cause is that the script isn't fully compatible with Windows 11 or Chrome version 139. Older scripts sometimes break after major updates.
  • Script Errors: There could be a bug in the script itself that's triggered by the new environment.
  • Ad Blocker Interference: As the error log shows ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT, there could be a conflict with an ad blocker that is preventing the script from working correctly. This is a common problem, so try disabling your ad blocker to see if it helps.
  • Tampermonkey Issues: Although Tampermonkey seems to be running, it's possible that there is some interference or a configuration problem with the script manager itself. Check if the script is enabled in Tampermonkey and that there are no other conflicting scripts.
  • Resource Loading Problems: The Failed to fetch error indicates an issue with fetching resources, possibly the script's resources or assets.

Troubleshooting Steps to Take

Here's what I've tried or plan to try to fix this:

  1. Disable Ad Blockers: Temporarily disable any ad blockers you have running to see if that resolves the ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT error.
  2. Update the Script: Check if there's an updated version of the Iwara Download Tool available. Updates often fix compatibility issues.
  3. Reinstall the Script: Try removing and then reinstalling the script in Tampermonkey. This can sometimes fix installation problems.
  4. Check Tampermonkey Settings: Make sure Tampermonkey is set up correctly and has the necessary permissions. There may be settings within Tampermonkey that could be causing the issues.
  5. Inspect the Script: If you're comfortable with it, take a look at the script's code to see if you can identify any obvious problems.
  6. Browser Extensions Conflicts: Check the browser extensions to see if there is any conflicts with the current script.
  7. Chrome Update/Downgrade: Try to update/downgrade the current chrome version to see if this is the root cause.

Screenshots

I've also provided screenshots of the errors to help visualize the problem. These screenshots show the error messages that appear in the console, which can be very helpful in understanding the root cause of the problem. The screenshots provide useful information that can help developers to analyze the problem and create effective fixes.

Additional Information

Unfortunately, I don't have any other info to add at this moment. But I'll provide updates if I find anything else relevant.

Let me know if you guys need anything else to help me troubleshoot this!