Thanks, but one of the problems with this method, is that if the user
clears their history & cookies, the local storage also get cleared.
On 2/26/2015 1:23 AM, Andreas Thuresson wrote:
I can confirm the same problem, a workaround could be to define your
own functions but that means you loose your data (unless of course you
manually copy it).
Example code for creating your own functions with local storage.
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this.GM_getValue=function(key,def){
returnlocalStorage[key]||def;
};
this.GM_setValue=function(key,value){
returnlocalStorage[key]=value;
};
this.GM_deleteValue=function(key){
returndeletelocalStorage[key];
};
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I would appreciate a proper solution to the problem greatly though.
On Thursday, February 26, 2015 at 4:45:29 AM UTC+1, Matt Sargent wrote:
Since installing FF36, I'm getting a "not defined" error for
GM_getValue. If I revert back to FF35, the scripts work fine.
GM_getValue is granted. Is a fix in the work for this, or is there a
workaround?
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