🧹 Refactor Og.java to use ApiBlocking for cleaner ad interception#7
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Replaced the manual Xposed hooks in `Og.java` with a standard call to `ApiBlocking.removeBanner()`. This follows the intention of the `FIXME` note and improves maintainability by centralizing Xposed hook logic to standard utility functions. Cleaned up unused imports.
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🎯 What: The
Og.javablocker class had a code health issue where it was manually hooking methods with Xposed to block ads instead of using the standardizedApiBlockingutility class. The file contained aFIXMEcomment explicitly asking to "Use APIBlocking Please".💡 Why: By standardizing the hooking logic through
ApiBlocking.removeBanner, the codebase becomes more maintainable, readable, and less prone to edge cases, as the standard methods already include standardized logging and exception handling. It also reduces code duplication.✅ Verification: Verified the code compiles perfectly with Java 8 and the test suite passes successfully. Code review confirmed this refactoring is safe and complete.
✨ Result: Cleaned up code that correctly relies on standard module functions and removed unnecessary imports.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16755580750385676907 started by @Illhm