mikemajara

This should do the trick ```js { match: () => ["amazon.com/*"], url: ({ urlString }) => `ext+container:name=Shopping&url=${urlString}`, browser: { name: "Firefox", openInBackground: false, }, }, ```

Yeah, I tried a bunch of things, I have yet to try downgrading explorer and other stuff. I'll find some time to put together some decent information. Sorry for the...

I am using: - Firefox 84.0.1 - MacOS 10.15.7 - Chrome Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) - open-in Chrome addon (Firefox -> Chrome) When debugging the extension I can see the...

@andy-portmen could you elaborate? I am using the same configuration that I was using before (when it was working[1])... With default settings appart from the URLs marked in "**Comma-separated list...

I should add to the above that clicking on the web extension button does export the tabs successfully. It is just the automatic opening that is not working as expected.

as @adavecohen95 points out, this will come back if library needs to be updated. Ideally this would require a PR. I'd be happy to do one, but I'd need more...

> @silentworks oh my bad, indeed it was because I was not using the client from auth-helpers-nextjs. I started the project without this helper so I missed this: > >...

@ivan-dalmet amazing! Agreed on all points. - Better name I would go for 1 word. But honestly dunno which one makes more sense... Maybe [Tone](https://www.dunnedwards.com/colors/specs/posts/color-terminology-hues-tints-shades-and-tones)? - I'll work on those...

As mentioned by @yzhang-gh, File associations worked for me

> Why would you wrap your endpoint with withApiAuth when this endpoint is expected to also be called by unauthenticated users? To be able to query tables with RLS enabled....