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I blew up the old esp8266 by unknowingly attaching the 5V TX pin directly to the esp8266 RS pin. I did not know then that the esp8266 can accept only 3.3V maximum on its Input pins.

Now, I have bought the new NodeMcu esp8266 12e V3 WiFi development board.
I want to connect my Arduino to this module. Does this new module also have the input restrictions to 3.3V? Or I can give it Rx and Tx connection directly from the Arduino Uno?

I tried to look for it on the internet, but couldn't find any.

Please help,

It still a 3.3V module, you will still need a voltage level shifter or a voltage divider.

But doesn't the NodeMcu 12e V3 have a voltage divider and other circuits built on board to correctly supply 3.3V to the esp8266 chip even if I provide a 5V on the pins outside on the board?

Having a OnBoard Voltage Regulator to provide 3.3V power to ESP from the 5V of the USB is one thing, having UART TX/RX been compatible with 5V devices is another thing.
You still need voltage divider or level shifter to attach UART to an Arduino UNO for example.