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If you manually disable persistence for a website you shouldn't complain that there is no persistence. It's not other people's job to workaround limitations you
by charcircuit 5mo ago
If you manually disable persistence for a website you shouldn't complain that there is no persistence. It's not other people's job to workaround limitations you yourself setup. Consider having your setup clearing data for this specific site if you want that data to persist.
- seirim 5mo agoI'm not complaining, I'm giving feedback to a creator that might help them be aware of some user situation they hadn't considered. A lot of people clear their browser cache at some point (I would hope) and would lose all the settings they put into this app and therefore lose all the progress they made in their setup, and it would be frustrating for them, not just me.
- charcircuit 5mo agoThis data isn't stored in the cache and of you delete that stored data for a website, then yes you will no longer have the stored data. I think a better angle to push for is having accounts so that data can be shared among multiple devices.