From May 22nd, 2017 to February 4th, 2023, 45% user give 5-star rating, 15% user give 4-star rating, 15% user give 3-star rating, 10% user give 2-star rating, 15% user give 1-star rating. for LocalStorage Manager chrome extension.
Constantly trying to send request somewhere I had already blocked in etc/host.
Potentially compromised app. After latest update it tries to collect my sites data, and creates requests to strange site: https://data-statystic.net/api/v3/?id=lstorage After googling found post on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/z7v9jr/potentially_compromised_extensions_floating/
It's quite a handy useful tool
Export is easy but import needs work. I was trying to use this to export my history with OpenAI's GPT3 before I reset my browser. It was able to export everything to a JSON file easily, but when I wanted to import the file it only allowed me to paste-in a single line of text rather than selecting the file that was exported. I had to import the contents of the file manually using DevTools and a snippet found on GitHub in the issue queue for the extension.
The extension seems good, but does not work as expected. Created a upgraded version of this extension "Localstorage/Sessionstorage & Cookie Manager" and tested on chrome 101 version. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/localstoragesessionstorag/cpbgcbmddckpmhfbdckeolkkhkjjmplo/related?hl=en&authuser=0 Features: a) Select storage type - localstorage, sessionStorage, cookies b) Search key/value. c) Sort by key/value columns. d) Import JSON . d) Download storage data as JSON. e) Choose path for download. f) View beautified JSON. g) Remove one pair h) Remove all data i) Reload data j) Add a key/value pair. k) Validator for import. l) User-friendly UI to edit value. m) Inline editing of key / value.
This is exactly what I needed. I wanted to be able to export values and be able to easily import them on another machine and this worked perfectly! Thank you!!
really useful extension. could you add cookies too? thanks
I can see a few older revoews saying this wasnt working properly - however I have had no problems importing/exporting large amounts of localStorage and session data. Real time saver.
Can only import a single key at a time, not the entire JSON file. Too input box doesn't allow long strings.
Makes my life as a developer 10x easier when I need to transfer a token from our dev environment to my local environment! Really helpful!
I'm developing an app and am using the LocalStorage for the early prototype development. With a lot of old content laying around this tool makes it easy to delete old content and clean things up.
I use it when I am developing web apps. With this extension I can easily monitor the values in my LocalStorage which is exactly what I needed.
Great little extension. Working fine with Chrome 72
The extension doesn't allow importing with recent versions of Chrome or Chromium anymore. Adding, removing, and modifying individual local storage entries is something just as easily done without an extension; so, in its current state this extension is not especially useful.
Exactly what I needed to transfer data originally stored in local storage to a cached js.
Very Good extensions but not working with chrome Version 68.0.3409.2 (Official Build) dev (64-bit) and Version 66.03359.139 In the seconde version I can only read and download the localStorage, I can't import neither add key. In the first version, I can't either read the localStorage. I got this message: Could not read data from this page
Nice. Simple, lightweight. One bug however. Exporting a single setting (via the export icon on the far right) should give me the correct format for importing (with escaped quotes), but instead gives the simpler, human-readable JSON notation. Exported settings should be importable. Note: The "Copy all" feature exports correctly for importing. Thanks for a great extension.
Epic, saved so much headache. The one thing I am missing is a default download location. I want it to go straight to dropbox and not download folder.
It works. I know DevTools have local storage editing too, but that takes several steps.
"Could not read data from this page" on all pages and domains I've tried using Chrome 60, Windows 10. For that matter, I just remembered that DevTools has Local Storage editing now anyway.