Currently, the settings page transmits any settings changes to the background page. The background page is then responsible for saving them.
I recently realized that this is unnecessary - the settings page can access the local storage directly, since it has the same domain as the background page.
This change should simplify settings.ts and background.ts a lot.
Currently, the settings page transmits any settings changes to the background page. The background page is then responsible for saving them.
I recently realized that this is unnecessary - the settings page can access the local storage directly, since it has the same domain as the background page.
This change should simplify settings.ts and background.ts a lot.