backup files of chrome and firefox have should have browser indication in filename

[eox-cs1]

If one uses different browsers with different settings it would be helpful to indicate the browser in the filename of the backup files

[eox-cs1]

To have them separated and still know which one is which. Of course one can do as I did - rename the files later on or place them in different directories. ciao Christian

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On 2015-02-20 12:24, Raymond Hill wrote: Why? --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: gorhill/uBlock#849 (comment)

[gorhill]

I fear this would confuse users: they may end up thinking that a back-up from one browser is not compatible with another browser, while the reality is that the backup data is browser agnostic.

[eox-cs1]

OK, understood. It was just a suggestion which appeared to me. I can live with my work-around. ciao Christian

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On 2015-02-20 14:02, Raymond Hill wrote: I fear this would confuse users: they may end up thinking that a back-up from one browser is not compatible with another browser, while the reality is that the backup data is browser agnostic. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: gorhill/uBlock#849 (comment)

[gorhill]

I think I would be more willing to provide a field which can be modified by the user, and which would be used as the filename to use for backup.

By default it would be filled with the current default: my-ublock-backup_{{datetime}}.txt. A user could edit this default filename. For example my-firefox-ublock-backup_{{datetime}}.txt, or my-latest-firefox-ublock-backup.txt.

[eox-cs1]

Hi, that would certainly be a good solution too, though associated with more effort from your side, but circumventing the browser-agnostic problem. As said, it was just a suggestion... ciao Christian

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On 2015-02-20 14:30, Raymond Hill wrote: I think I would be more willing to provide a field which can be modified by the user, and which would be used as the filename to use for backup. By default it would be filled with the current default: `my-ublock-backup_{{datetime}}.txt`. A user could edit this default filename. For example `my-firefox-ublock-backup_{{datetime}}.txt`. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: gorhill/uBlock#849 (comment)