Implement URL configuration sharing#1
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Thanks Roman, I will think about this |
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I've come to conclusion that for safety reasons, you don't ever need to store the filters in the hash; there's no reason why you can't have filters you're not using; for backup reasons, you can save them elsewhere, but you really only need to make the template and optional grouping bookmarkable; data is fresh everytime anyway That's my current thought process |
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Introduce functionality to share a configuration via the URL hash, allowing users to load settings directly from a shared URL.
This includes parsing the hash to retrieve filters, keys, grouping, and templates on init, and updating the URL when settings change.
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I thought it could be nice, but idk if it's worth it.