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We've been adding support for datatypes as we see them come up, which means that by the time we hit a parsing error, we need to do a full launcher release before end users will see the fix reflected.
We should proactively go through the Chrome/Firefox code and add support to parsing for all data types we haven't yet covered.
Go through the Chrome and Firefox code (linked here at the bottom of this section) and compare the data types listed there with our Firefox and Chrome parsing support.
@directionless not reliably, no -- when we get to a value with an unsupported data type tag, we aren't able to advance through it confidently to the next key-value pair because values have variable lengths, and may contain within them characters that also denote data type tags.
We've been adding support for datatypes as we see them come up, which means that by the time we hit a parsing error, we need to do a full launcher release before end users will see the fix reflected.
We should proactively go through the Chrome/Firefox code and add support to parsing for all data types we haven't yet covered.
Go through the Chrome and Firefox code (linked here at the bottom of this section) and compare the data types listed there with our Firefox and Chrome parsing support.
For each data type that we don't yet cover:
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