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Save my own preset and choose it easily from dropdown list #63

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@solofotinah

Is there any way to save my own preset ?

I want having to choose it easily from dropdown list, like that :

capture 2021-01-24

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  1. sanex3339 commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @sanex3339
    Member

    Hi. Right now your current options are saved in the LocalStorage, so after a page refresh, these options will be restored.
    But no, right now you can't save your options as a preset.

  2. sanex3339 commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @sanex3339
    Member

    PR welcomed

  3. solofotinah commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @solofotinah
    Author

    What about modifing an existed one. Can I take 'High' Preset, and customizing it to fit to my options ?
    If yes, which files need to be modified ?

  4. sanex3339 commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @sanex3339
    Member

    It's better to save current options under custom preset.

  5. solofotinah commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @solofotinah
    Author

    Sure, it is the best solution.

    But my idea of modifying 'High Preset' is a provisory workarround until next release. If it's possible, I want to know which files have to be edited.

  6. interazioni commented on Jan 24, 2021

    @interazioni

    Please consider that would be important to import/export obfuscation parameters.
    As example, I had to reformat my development PC, or think about more people in a project using same obfuscator parameters in their modules, or again me saving in SVN all codes and configurations.
    Thanks.

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