Due to this, concatenating scripts broke (missing semi-colon meant
latest IIFEs were treated as arguments and totally broke) and anonymous
module handling failed and threw various errors due to unavailable
handles.
Previously SOCKS interception didn't work without DEBUG_MODE (whoops)
and tried to intercept UDP even though that wouldn't work either. We no
longer intercept UDP at all (although we can block it for HTTP/3) and
everything should work correctly the rest of the time, with some other
improvements around logging en route.
Since the global Java bridge isn't available, Java.available doesn't
generally work. In the native connect script, our new approach was
incomplete due to using raw kernel APIs instead of the libc compatible
layer (which seems to be the standard API).
Capturing just a few ports makes sense for device-wide capture, but for
targeted interception it makes more sense to intercept absolutely
everything and handle issues separately (or not at all).
Tim Perry