bugfix: add option to disable extension on dashboard

[igorovh]

temp fix

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request provides users with greater control over the extension's behavior by allowing them to selectively disable it on the Kick dashboard. This enhancement addresses potential conflicts or performance concerns users might experience on that specific page, improving the overall user experience by offering a configurable opt-out.

Highlights

• New Setting: Disable Extension on Dashboard: Introduced a new user setting that allows disabling the extension specifically for the dashboard.kick.com page.
• Cookie-Based Control: Implemented logic to store the 'disable on dashboard' preference in a cookie, ensuring the setting persists across sessions and is respected by the extension's startup mechanism.
• Conditional Extension Loading: Modified the extension's shouldStart method to check for the presence of the disable cookie, preventing the extension from loading on the dashboard if the setting is enabled.

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Changelog

• src/platforms/kick/kick.constants.ts
  • Added _disableExtensionOnDashboard with a default value of false to the KICK_DEFAULT_SETTINGS.
• src/platforms/kick/kick.platform.ts
  • Updated the shouldStart method to include dashboard.kick.com in the blocklist if a specific cookie (_enhancer_disable_dashboard=true) is present.
• src/platforms/kick/modules/settings/settings.module.tsx
  • Added an event listener for the _disableExtensionOnDashboard setting to manage the _enhancer_disable_dashboard cookie.
  • Introduced a new toggle UI element in the settings module for 'Disable Enhancer on Dashboard'.
• src/types/platforms/kick/kick.settings.types.ts
  • Added the _disableExtensionOnDashboard property to the KickSettings type definition.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a feature to disable the extension on the Kick dashboard, using a cookie to control its activation. The overall approach is sound. My review includes suggestions to make the cookie-checking logic more robust and to improve maintainability by centralizing the cookie name into a constant, preventing potential future bugs and making the code easier to manage.

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Pull request overview

Adds a Kick setting that lets users prevent the extension from starting on dashboard.kick.com, implemented via a cookie checked during KickPlatform.shouldStart() (so the decision can be made before async settings load).

Changes:

• Add new Kick setting _disableExtensionOnDashboard and default it to false.
• Add settings UI toggle and an event handler that sets/clears a _enhancer_disable_dashboard cookie.
• Update Kick startup gating to block additional subdomains and (optionally) the dashboard based on the cookie.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

File	Description
src/types/platforms/kick/kick.settings.types.ts	Adds a new Kick settings key for the dashboard-disable toggle.
src/platforms/kick/modules/settings/settings.module.tsx	Adds a new settings toggle plus an event handler that writes the dashboard-disable cookie.
src/platforms/kick/kick.platform.ts	Uses a hostname blocklist and conditionally blocks dashboard.kick.com based on the cookie.
src/platforms/kick/kick.constants.ts	Adds the new setting to Kick default settings.

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