Fixed BlockTheSpot install #72
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Now using Get-Manifest instead of find_manifest
Now referencing dpapi.dll instead of chrome_elf.dll
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The installation for BlockTheSpot
scoop install blockthespotwas throwing a few errors:This was solved by updating the usage of
find_manifesttoGet-Manifest.Once that was done, I discovered that blockthespot.ps1 was outdated as well, in that it tried to replace chrome_elf.dll with a modified version that does not exist anymore in the chrome_elf.zip released by BlockTheSpot, which now makes use of the injection of a different dll, namely dpapi.dll.
This simple pull request should fix both.