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Actually this is the first addon I ever used in Firefox, where you have to press a save button to save settings. All other addons save settings on change.

It can be found in ``` ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/ ``` Caches is only where cache data (non-persistent data) is stored, persistent data is always found in a sub folder of "Application...

Well, actually I had the problem that on lots of sites the language was not automatically detected so I just followed the advice, quit Firefox, deleted the file and restarted...

Just figured out: As a work-around, adding `no-shared` as well as `no-module` seems to fix that issue. But doesn't `no-module` imply that no shared libraries are created?

Happens to me every couple of months for a while now. Uninstalling and re-installing Brief fixes this issue for me but then after a couple of months it breaks again....

Have you ever considered using a VM instead of a real computer? macOS can run within a VM as long as the host system also is macOS. Should be possible...

> Put this into your editor, select the `ABCD` and do `Cmd+d` to highlight the second one. Then slowly type `ABCD`, it's highlighted as a string for `AB`, but then...

Only the main scope is applied. E.g. `keyword - meta.preprocessor` behaves exactly like `keyword - meta`. I assume that `comment - source.js` in fact behaves like `comment - source`. So...

> Is duplicate symbol errors issue resolved after you added "no-module" & "no-shared"? Yes, `no-shared` + `no-module` fixed that issue for me. I've never built `ios64-xcrun`, though. I built `iphone-cross`...

I don't have the same setup available anymore. - My system is now macOS 14 (Sonoma) - The clang version in Xcode has been updated to `clang-1403.0.22.14.1` And with that...