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Got message: Objectaction: "select-field"tabId: 7126__proto__: Object
content.js:150 GhostText: selectField()
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Click on the one you want to use.
content.js:154 GhostText: detector.focusEvent()
content.js:206 GhostText: reportFieldData()
content.js:39 Got message: Objectaction: "enable-field"tabId: 7126__proto__: Object
content.js:176 GhostText: enableField()
content.js:82 GhostText: Connected! You can switch to your editor
content.js:206 GhostText: reportFieldData()
1000Error in event handler: TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined
at Function.fromPlainJS (<URL>)
at <URL>
content.js:39 Got message: Objectaction: "disable-field"tabId: 7126__proto__: Object
content.js:132 GhostText: disableField()
content.js:82 GhostText: Disconnected!
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Does it make sense that, no matter what, atomic-chrome shouldn't kill buffers? At most it should bury them? And additionally, maybe it makes sense to persist buffers in files?
atomic-chrome
20180617.724 (2.0.0)
Emacs
26.3
Chrome
78.0.3904.87
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mpereira/prevent-buffer-kill causes the buffer to not be killed on C-c C-c, requiring me to click the GhostText button to disconnect instead. For me, this inconvenience is worth not risking losing buffers.
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This is what I see in the browser console:
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Does it make sense that, no matter what, atomic-chrome shouldn't kill buffers? At most it should bury them? And additionally, maybe it makes sense to persist buffers in files?
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