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This tool is really great and I would like to use it, however, it does not persist its settings, i.e. the shortcuts I defined. Whenever I restart firefox, I have to enter the shortcuts again. This sucks.
What is wrong? I am using firefox 115.8.0esr (64-bit), firefox for openSUSE Leap 15.5.
For all I understand about web extensions, local storage should not be deleted, and Shortkeys seems to use it. I conclude this from the following line of code:
Ok, when I set "Always use private browsing mode" then firefox deletes the storage 'Shortkeys' uses whenever it is shut down. When I relax this, the stored data are kept. This must be a problem of 'Shortkeys', because I am also using the 'Darkreader' plugin. This plugin also stores data that are not deleted by firefox when I always use private browsing mode. Perhaps you can use the same storage as 'Darkreader'?
Hi!
This tool is really great and I would like to use it, however, it does not persist its settings, i.e. the shortcuts I defined. Whenever I restart firefox, I have to enter the shortcuts again. This sucks.
What is wrong? I am using firefox 115.8.0esr (64-bit), firefox for openSUSE Leap 15.5.
For all I understand about web extensions, local storage should not be deleted, and Shortkeys seems to use it. I conclude this from the following line of code:
const keysFromStorage = await chrome.storage.local.get("keys")
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