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- @standardnotes/clipper@1.1.405
 - @standardnotes/desktop@3.110.7
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 - @standardnotes/releases@1.4.700
 - @standardnotes/web@3.189.0

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CHANGELOG.md

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package.json

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README.md

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README.md

@standardnotes/clipper

Development flow

Run yarn watch:web in a terminal to watch changes in the @standardnotes/web package

Chromium

Run yarn watch-mv3 in another terminal to watch changes in the extension source

"Load unpacked" method

Go to chrome://extensions
Enable Developer mode
Click "Load unpacked" and select the dist folder in the current package

You might need to manually press the reload button when you make changers

CLI method

yarn run-chromium --chromium-profile=PATH/TO/PROFILE

You might need to specify the Chromium binary using the --chromium-binary argument
Running yarn run-chromium without the --chromium-profile argument will create a new temporary profile every time

This method will automatically reload the extension when you make changes

Firefox

Run yarn watch in another terminal to watch changes in the extension source

yarn run-firefox --firefox-profile=PATH/TO/PROFILE

You might need to specify the Firefox binary using the --firefox or -f argument
Running yarn run-firefox without the --firefox-profile argument will create a new temporary profile every time

Build

Firefox

yarn build-firefox

Chromium

yarn build-chromium