GitSyncMarks v3.0.7

Fixed

• Settings import reload confirmation invisible on Files tab: After a successful encrypted settings import (Files → Export/Import or Files → Settings Sync), the "reload now?" prompt used the shared #onboarding-confirm dialog that lives inside the hidden Git Connection sub-tab. Yes/No were invisible, the awaited confirmation never resolved, and chrome.runtime.reload() never ran — so imported settings appeared not to apply. The dialog is now temporarily relocated into the active tab/sub-tab (same pattern as the v3.0.5 wizard fix). Auto-reload after 2.5s if the prompt is not answered. Password prompt is relocated into the active sub-tab; Import without a file or cancelling the password now shows an error instead of failing silently.
• Settings import dropped most backup fields: Local .enc/JSON settings import only restored a small whitelist (and coerced Generated-file modes to booleans), so profiles lost mirrors/quick-folders and globals like Linkwarden, sync-to-Git, and onboarding flags. Import now restores the full payload (plus profile mirrors), tolerates already-encrypted tokens, and marks onboarding complete when a configured profile is restored.
• Settings export could silently omit profile tokens: Pre-9f32c86 export passed object-shaped profileTokens[id] ({ primary, mirrors }) into decryptToken(), which threw and produced empty token: "" fields (seen in 2026-06-06 backups). Primary tokens already use getProfileToken(); export now also includes mirror tokens, blocks download / settings-sync push when configured profiles lack a primary token, and has a regression test for the nested token layout. June-era backups without tokens cannot recreate PATs — re-enter tokens after importing structure, then re-export.

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Installation

Chrome / Chromium / Edge / Brave

1. Download GitSyncMarks-v3.0.7-chrome.zip
2. Extract the ZIP
3. Open chrome://extensions/
4. Enable Developer mode (toggle in the top right)
5. Click Load unpacked
6. Select the extracted folder

Firefox

1. Download GitSyncMarks-v3.0.7-firefox.zip
2. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
3. Click Load Temporary Add-on...
4. Select the ZIP file or the manifest.json inside the extracted folder

More info: README