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What's the simplest way to persist a small string in my FireFox extension?

I'm writing an extension, and I'd like to save a small API key so that it is always available in future sessions.

What's the simplest way to do this?

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Firefox preferences should do the job.

h3xStream  2010-07-27 01:00:56

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