E.g. when you create debug = "undefined" in your local storage img.bi tries to read and parse it when visiting the "my" page, which of course results in an parse error.
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So it might be worth to prefix the values for saved pictures img.bi creates, so that it does not read and clash with other things in the local storage.
E.g. when you create
debug = "undefined"in your local storage img.bi tries to read and parse it when visiting the "my" page, which of course results in an parse error.So it might be worth to prefix the values for saved pictures img.bi creates, so that it does not read and clash with other things in the local storage.