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* Added user-friendly way to export/import settings
* Reworked logging
* Started using mutation observers to watch for changes in player size as well.
### v4.2.3 / 4.2.3.1
### v4.2.3 / 4.2.3.1 (current)
* Fixed twitchy behaviour on Twitch, Facebook and Twatter. Here's a [blog post](https://stuff.tamius.net/sacred-texts/2019/08/24/ultrawidify-the-twitchy-twitch-problem/) that covers the issue in more detail.
* Cropping now uses user styles (as opposed to modifying element's style attribute)
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* Started using mutation observers to watch for anything modifying the size of our video.
* **[4.2.3.1]** fixed some bugs in popup.
### v4.2.2 (current)
### v4.2.2
* Fixed player detection on reddit (for videos from v.reddit)

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<ul>
<li>User-friendly way of importing-exporting settings (exporting settings requires 'download' permission)</li>
<li>Reworked logging (basic). Logging can be enabled at runtime and and logs saved to a file. (Saving logs requires 'download' permission)</li>
<li>Some people reported issues with inconsistent video alignment on youtube. While I've not been able to make that bug happen to me,
(which means I haven't been able to fix it either), reports describe behaviour similar to what was going on with Iridium. Examining
the Iridium issue revealed an issue that could be potentially blamed for this behaviour. That issue was fixed. Since I've never been able to make this problem
happen to me, I'm not being able to verify whether that issue is gone. <b>If you're still experiencing issues with inconsistent video alignment,
please contact me via github, reddit or email.</b> See 'Report a problem' tab for more details.</li>
<li>Started using mutation observers to watch for changes in player size as well.</li>
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