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Sometimes Firefox addons break, trapping valuable data in them. When this happens, we must use a DIY solution. First, let's get the object from the add-on's window.storage:
Open the Firefox Add-ons page.
Click on the add-on you want to access.
On the right-hand side of the page, click "Debug Add-ons".
Select the add-on.
"Inspect".
In the console, type: window.storage.get()
The object should be displayed in the console.
Copy this object to a text document and save it.
Then, make an HTML document with the following:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"><html><head><metahttp-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"><style>table {
border-collapse: collapse; /* Merge cell borders */width:100%; /* Make table fill the width of its container */margin:0 auto; /* Center the table on the page */
}
tableth {
width:250px;
overflow: clip;
max-width:250px;
}
th,td {
border:1px solid #dddddd; /* Add cell borders */padding:8px; /* Add some padding to the cells */text-align: left; /* Align cell text to the left */
}
td,td* {
height: fit-content;
max-height:50px;
}
* {
overflow: auto;
}
th {
background-color:#dddddd; /* Add a background color to the header cells */font-weight: bold; /* Make header text bold */
}</style><script>functionaddJSONDataAttribute(jsonData,elementId){// Get the target elementvartarget=document.getElementById(elementId);// Convert the JSON object to a stringvarjsonString=JSON.stringify(jsonData);// Add the JSON as a data attributetarget.setAttribute("data-json",jsonString);}functioncreateTableFromJSON(jsonData,tableId){// Create the table elementvartable=document.createElement("table");// Create table bodyvartbody=document.createElement("tbody");Object.entries(jsonData).forEach(function([key,value]){varrow=document.createElement("tr");varleftCell=document.createElement("th");leftCell.innerHTML=key;row.appendChild(leftCell);varrightCell=document.createElement("td");if(typeofvalue==="object"){// Recursively create nested tablevarnestedTable=createTableFromJSON(value,tableId);rightCell.appendChild(nestedTable);}else{rightCell.innerHTML=value;}row.appendChild(rightCell);tbody.appendChild(row);});table.appendChild(tbody);// Append the table to the specified elementvartarget=document.getElementById(tableId);target.appendChild(table);returntable;}window.onload=function(){// Get the element containing the JSON datavarelement=document.getElementById("data-container");// Get the JSON data from the data attributevarjsonData=JSON.parse(element.getAttribute("data-json"));// Insert the JSON data into the HTMLcreateTableFromJSON(jsonData,"jsont");}</script></head><body><h2>JSON Data</h2><divid="data-container" ></div><divid="jsont"></div><script>// Get the JSON data from the filevarjsonData=/* INSERT JSON DATA HERE */;// Add the JSON data to the data-container elementaddJSONDataAttribute(jsonData,"data-container");</script></body></html>
Finally, replace /* INSERT JSON DATA HERE */ in the HTML document with the object you saved earlier. The object should now be displayed in a table.
Note: GPT-3 helped me come up with this solution and wrote some of the above text and all the above code.
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Sometimes Firefox addons break, trapping valuable data in them. When this happens, we must use a DIY solution. First, let's get the object from the add-on's window.storage:
window.storage.get()
Then, make an HTML document with the following:
Finally, replace
/* INSERT JSON DATA HERE */
in the HTML document with the object you saved earlier. The object should now be displayed in a table.Note: GPT-3 helped me come up with this solution and wrote some of the above text and all the above code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: