Nick

I get the above result when I try to align with the keyboard shortcut (`ctrl-cmd-a`), is the keyboard shortcut supported for single lines? It always seems to run `atom-alignment:alignMultiple` when...

Some more info: For single line alignment I was still selecting the entire line as I would for a multiline alignment. If you place the cursor anywhere on the line...

This also happens with JavaScript comparison operators: Example: ``` js var foo, barrrrrrr; foo = typeof foo !== 'undefined' ? foo : 250; barrrrrrr = typeof barrrrrrr !== 'undefined' ?...

I was experiencing this on a single project-manager project. I'm not sure of the root cause but [clearing the saved state](https://flight-manual.atom.io/hacking-atom/sections/debugging/#clearing-saved-state) (**globally for all projects**) seems to have fixed this...

If you want to examine the state store for the current editor run this from the Atom DevTools console: ```js stateKey = atom.getStateKey(atom.getLoadSettings().initialPaths) atom.stateStore.load(stateKey).then(r => console.log(r)) ```

I think this bug happens when you shift+click on a project in the project-manager list so it opens in the same window instead of a new one. Doing this seems...

This also applies to `case` statements.

I was also having similar issues proxying socket.io connections, which I've now solved! Heres an example that might help: https://github.com/MethodGrab/socketio-proxy-boilerplate.

You're right, it seems this might be possible with the [webRequest API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/webRequest). I'll play around with the API a bit and see if it can be done.

I've made a proof of concept that seems to work! It's a bit hacky so I'll tidy it up and create a PR for people to test it out when...