Redux-devtools-extension: [Terrible Performance] "Allow to run" not working

[sarink]

There are a lot of sites using redux and redux-devtools nowadays. Specifically, slack, airbnb, and jira. These are large sites and when redux-devtools-extension is enabled, the performance of the site is _substantially_ impacted (at least, on my machine).

There is an "allow to run" regex box in the options which would remedy this...

But it appears to have stopped working!

Version 2.15.2

[sarink]

Any update?

[pasih]

I have noticed the same issue. JIRA is super slow with Redux devtools open and the extension settings don't seem to work.

[sarink]

JIRA, Slack, and Airbnb have become almost unusable if I'm running this extension. I needed a fix:

This bug appears to have been first introduced in v2.14.0.

You can downgrade to v2.13.2 by following these steps:
1) Remove the extension from chrome
2) Download the 2.13.2.zip of this repo from https://crx.dam.io (direct link: https://crx.dam.io/files/lmhkpmbekcpmknklioeibfkpmmfibljd/2.13.2.zip)
3) Rename 2.13.2.zip to 2.13.2.crx
4) Drag-n-drop the 2.13.2.crx file onto the chrome://extensions page to install it
5) Set your desired "allow to run" options

[sarink]

Well, the above solution doesn't work for long, because eventually chrome will auto-update the extension, and I can't seem to find a way to disable this behavior.

Can the authors pay some attention to this issue? It's really ruining my experience on a lot of the websites I frequently visit.

[zalmoxisus]

Allow to run was fixed in 2.16.

I think we should make the extension work only for the current tab, that is useful to have many instances from different tabs, but on the same tab making it worse to debug.

[rv-egranger]

I noticed this behavior today, on Version 75.0.3770.142 (Official Build) (64-bit) of Chrome. The slack web app kept crashing before i could inspect further.