Update for the extension in progress, fixing email bugs and kicking Cloudflare out

Time for another website update post. I know you want cool stuff, but this time it's time to talk about boring topics. I'll go step by step, starting with the browser extension to keep you updated on what's happening.

The extension broke when the website domain changed. On Wednesday the 19th, I submitted an update to both Chrome and Edge to fix the bugs. It's the 24th now, and I'm still waiting for the update to be approved. I have no idea when it will be rolled out because neither Google nor Microsoft are providing any updates on the progress. Aside from all this, I should add that I also sent a version of the extension to Firefox on the 19th, although I'm more understanding about the wait with Mozilla since it's the first time I've uploaded the extension to them.

Changing the subject, emails: with Black Friday last Thursday, the email notifications for the historical low prices suffered a "cascading bug", and because of this, you received duplicate and emails with bugs. I've been applying patches over the last few days, and I think it's working well now, but until there's another day with thousands of new deals per minute, I won't be 100% sure it's fixed.

Cloudflare: I've deactivated it on the website (and in my portfolio). I did this because of the block imposed by Spanish authorities on Cloudflare during football matches, and as the webmaster of a website with very limited resources, I can only describe it as a monumental pain in the ass (excuse my language). With the new domain and the new static IP assigned to it, Cloudflare was directly putting me on the IPs affected by the block, even though theoretically it shouldn't have. Since I'd been waiting four days for Cloudflare to tell me something, I finally got fed up and deactivated it. If I see that the website is under attack in the future, I'll opt to temporarily activate Cloudflare until the attacks stop.

That's all for now. I'll continue working on fixing the bugs you've reported.