Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote, on 07 Feb 20 13:24:
Gerry Hickman wrote:
In my SeaMonkey profile is a directory called 'storage/default'
and within that directory there are dozens of websites listed with
sqlite databases.
I'm guessing this is related to "offline storage", but I've just gone to
"Preferences : Advanced : Offline Storage", and it says I'm using zero
bytes of storage and clearing it makes no difference.
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
I read the bug report, but don't understand what you mean by "hide
the 0 byte per default". Is this something I need to change in
SeaMonkey Preferences?
No it is a bug in SeaMonkey
OK, so my understanding of it, is that the offline storage api is
still used by SeaMonkey, but the ability to report it's size, and to
clear it down do not work?
The ability to report the size in data manager is no longer there.
Clearing still works but some new storage types need to be accounted for
too. Something which will be fixed later.
FRG
But the main question I see is whether this storage (or "these
storages", since there are several) should be cleared or not, and when/why?
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Best,
s) alexyu <[email protected]>
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