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Why is there no warning that disabling an extension there will REMOVE IT (wiping your config) instead of just disabling it so you can restore it later?
You should either add a warning or offer the user a choice to remove or disable it temporarily. A lot of people doesn't backup their extension settings regularly so having an option like that with no warnings seems like a terrible idea to me.
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Instead of showing a warning, we can simply split the current "toggled off" state to be different between "disabled" and "uninstalled". When the user toggles the button on an extension in brave://settings/extensions/v2, we should "disable" first, and then show a button called Remove next to the toggle. Then we don't need a warning.
Description
If a user unselects uBO in
brave://settings/extensions/v2
All filters and custom settings are removed.Prompt the user with a warning will clear uBO data and settings.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result
Currently deletes all settings automatically.
Expected result
Warn user that unselecting will clear extension data
Reproduces how often
Easily reproduced
Brave version (brave://version info)
Current Brave ver
Channel information
Reproducibility
Miscellaneous information
ref: https://old.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/1h41myj/end_of_support_for_ubo_on_chrome_chromium/lzv1cmt/?context=3
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