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Remove the dev warning so that users don't panic
How will we know if we're in dev mode then??
it says next to the version:

Why?
I created a tag and release workflow which releases a signed version of the extension for firefox example. I used the --channel=unlisted so mozilla signs the extension without a review. Now users are not required to use the nightly or developer version of Firefox to install the extension.
Aren't we bypassing Mozilla' safety policies then?
No, the dev mode means the injection script is packed with extension. However, the background script does periodically send a request to github for new verision but it does not use them. This has already been fixed on the mv3 branch, no point in changing the background script for a soon-to-be deprecated version
Why is the button stuck at "downloading bypass definitions..."?
Fixed (read removed entirely) on the mv3 branch, so again no point fixing it here
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