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(In reply to Julien Wajsberg [:julienw] from comment #6)
> Michael, how do you know there was no database? Were you using a brand new Firefox profile? Otherwise it's totally possible it was created when you worked on something else.

In short, I don't. :-) But I did in fact create a new Firefox profile for that local build instance of Nightly, and I think that was just a few days ago. That's why I think there was no database there. But it is certainly possible that I've misunderstood something, misremembered, or have even loaded a profile on `http://localhost:4242` which I then have forgotten. So you can take my assertion with a grain of salt.

But I am curious, if it indeed was the case that I had a database of version 1 stored, when would that one have been created? When did we switch from version 1 to version 2? A cursory look at the frontend code tells me that that should've happened years ago, no?

(In reply to Julien Wajsberg [:julienw] from comment #6)
> Michael, how do you know there was no database? Were you using a brand new Firefox profile? Otherwise it's totally possible it was created when you worked on something else.

In short, I don't. :-) But I did in fact create a new Firefox profile for that local build instance of Nightly, and I think that was just a few days ago. That's why I think there was no database there. But it is certainly possible that I've misunderstood something, misremembered, or have even loaded a profile on `http://localhost:4242` which I then have forgotten. So you can take my assertion with a grain of salt.

But I am curious, if it indeed was the case that I had a database of version 1 stored, when would that one have been created? When did we switch from version 1 to version 2? A cursory look at the frontend code tells me that that should've happened years ago, no?

Update: And just to be clear, by creating a new Firefox profile in this context, I mean running `./mach run -P` and create and use a profile in that dialog box that appears.