Currently, some follows from storage.sync won't show up in the JSON export unless they've been fully fetched by Fraidycat. There's no reason to do that on this export - because it doesn't store metadata like titles and such.
It's also possible that this could be solved by allowing unfetched follows to immediately appear in the in-memory database. Worth trying.
Currently, some follows from storage.sync won't show up in the JSON export unless they've been fully fetched by Fraidycat. There's no reason to do that on this export - because it doesn't store metadata like titles and such.
It's also possible that this could be solved by allowing unfetched follows to immediately appear in the in-memory database. Worth trying.