NAME localstorage-editor - adds toolbar button to view and modify the localstorage for the current active tab SYNOPSIS click the toolbar button to open an storage editor view for the currently active tab which is mostly just big table that shows each storage item in a row. you can filter, search, copy, export, modify, add , import items and sync or discard your changes. USER INPUTS

the active tab when the toolbar button is clicked
storage data to add or modify

OPTIONS there is a checkbox in the UI at the top which allows to change the inital checkstate for all displayed storage items, when checked all items will be selected when the panel is opened which allows to quickly export or copy the storage. When unchecked (default), the items will not be selected which might be prefereable when your default action is to modify and sync the storage or export only a small set of items. Pick what fits your workflow better. REQUIRED PERMISSIONS

storage: used to store selection state which is managed though ght checkbox in the UI panel at the top
clipboardRead: this is used to import json data quickly from within the clipboard (without having to save it as a file)
clipboardWrite: this is used to export/write the storage data as json to the clipboard to copy or to transfer within without having to save it as a file
<all_urls>: this is necessary to injects a tiny for the site undetectable content-script into each site. It functions as a proxy between the addon UI and the page storage

OPTIONAL PERMISSIONS none DEMO VIDEO https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fd09a71d-a14e-443e-9cc2-6b4896871ac2 FAQ / COMMON ISSUES Why do you require the clipboard permissions? Why arent they optional? Strictly speaking the copboard permissions are not 100% necessary and i have replaced these in other addons of mine with simpler textareas where users can copy the data themself. The difference to these addons and this one is simply that they dont already require a much more powerful permission which this addon already needs to just work. Or to say it in laymans terms: If the addon wanted to be malicious - which it isnt - the <all_urls> permission would by more than enough for that, so worrying about the extra clipboard permissions is kind of a moot point. Why doenst the addon work on some sites? Some sites are protected by firefox internal addon restrictions, so out of the box addons can not function on those sites. There are workarounds for this. Search around and you'll likely be able to find them. Not adding specifics here, since i dont wanna play catch up when things change.