Redux-devtools-extension: Remove support for Option page's config

[zalmoxisus]

When a page is loaded, the content script is not aware of the user's options till we get that data from the background script or read it from localstorage. Sometimes this operation is too slow (>100ms), and, as a result,we get the options later than the store enhancer is applied. That's related to Chrome bug.

Another issue is that even if we're not using the extension in the loaded page, it will still have to get and inject options (because we don't in advance if it is intended to be used).

The solution is to specify options directly as the enhancer parameters, which we were recommending for a while now.

[ghost]

How are we supposed to specify the URLs to allow ReactDevTools to run? Slack has recently been causing React DevTools to bring the system to a grinding halt while open and, as a result, I've only recently started looking into that option. If the Chrome Options gets removed, how would I be able to whitelist localhost?

[ghost]

How are we supposed to specify the URLs to allow ReactDevTools to run? Slack has recently been causing React DevTools to bring the system to a grinding halt while open and, as a result, I've only recently started looking into that option. If the Chrome Options gets removed, how would I be able to whitelist localhost?

-You may specify URLs by utilizing the "site access" feature, which is not part of the options section. It can be found by going to your extensions and when you see redux-devtools, click on "details". Scroll down and you will see it.

[titaniumbones]

How are we supposed to specify the URLs to allow ReactDevTools to run? Slack has recently been causing React DevTools to bring the system to a grinding halt while open and, as a result, I've only recently started looking into that option. If the Chrome Options gets removed, how would I be able to whitelist localhost?

-You may specify URLs by utilizing the "site access" feature, which is not part of the options section. It can be found by going to your extensions and when you see redux-devtools, click on "details". Scroll down and you will see it.

I'm not sure whether this is true in Firefox. I've looked and don't see these fine-grained permissions.

[IvanFon]

What about the context menu option?