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Thingport Grab {{version}}. Changes: {{changes}}

WHAT IT DOES
Imports 3D-printing models from model sites (MakerWorld, Printables, Thingiverse, and others the user enables) into the user's own self-hosted Thingport server (open source: https://github.com/TautvydasDerzinskas/Thingport). Data goes only to the user's server, the model sites (including id.snapmaker.com to renew the Snapmaker sign-in) and the browser's own sync storage (recent imports list); never to the developer.

HOW TO TEST
1. A Thingport server is required. {{testServer}}
2. Click the toolbar icon, enter the server address, email and password, connect, allow access.
3. Open https://www.printables.com/model/3161-3d-benchy, click the Thingport button (bottom right), choose Import. The model appears in Thingport and in the popup.

PERMISSIONS
- storage: server address, sign-in, recent imports.
- cookies: a model site's sign-in cookies, read on that site only for its downloads, sent only to the user's server.
- downloads: reads the link of a download MakerWorld starts, then cancels it.
- alarms: renews the Snapmaker sign-in, if enabled.
- scripting: registers the content script on optional sites once allowed; on MakerOnline runs a page function (world: MAIN) calling the site's own download endpoint, as its Download button does.
- host access: MakerWorld, Printables, Thingiverse and the user's server; other sites are optional, requested on Enable.

Not minified. Docs: https://thingport.net/docs/grab/