CDTM-Windows-v2.0.1

Prerequisites:

1. ADB (like this one)
2. ADB drivers for your device (like this one).

Changes at a glance (for laymen):

• The release/build itself is self-contained, meaning you don't need to install .NET runtime anymore.
• The release also has significantly less clutter in the form of DLL files compared to the previous release (v2.0.0).
• Better error handling with actual message boxes upon unexpected errors (unhandled exceptions) instead of simply crashing. This should provide decent context on what kind of an error caused it to crash, making it easier to report the issue (use GitHub Issues of this Repository to report any bugs).

What's Changed (in source code)

• v2.0.1 by @Nomi in #6

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

CDTM-Windows-v2.0.0

Major overhaul from prior version(s).

• Increase in efficiency.
• More browsers supported.
• Chromium-based Browser Detection features.
• Fundamental changes in how certain things worked.
• While not having a direct effect on the user experience, better code structure means program is more extensible (mostly using Dependency Injection, Strategy Pattern, etc.) and should lead to easier updates and maintenance.
• And much, much more.

 
Prerequisites:

1. .NET 7.0 Runtime (for Desktop Apps AND ASP.NET Core)
2. ADB (like this one)
3. ADB drivers for your device (like this one).

CDTM-Windows-v0.9.888

Works pretty well (and stable for the most part), but doesn't have much in the way of error checking or documentation yet.
More updates on those aspects later.

Algorithmically speaking, the complexity is O(n^2) where n is the number of tabs open on your device. It is basically unoptimized, but I had no problems importing my over 3500 tabs in a few seconds, so it should be fine.

Prerequisites:

1. .NET 5.0 Runtime (for Desktop Apps)
2. ADB (like this one)
3. ADB drivers for your device (like this one).