#658 Converted options to string #888
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Converting the options to a string stabilizes it and can be passed safely as a dependency.
Converted options to stringto #658 Converted options to stringReview on issue #885, PR #912
Whats done
Tested on Arch Linux, and Firefox
Inspected the following files
What needs to be done
After some discussion with @c24danli, the warning shown in the image needs to be addressed.

Also, fixing the merge conflict needs to be done.
Conclusion
For the moment, I don't recommend merging.
Now the warning should not appear, as well as the API calls only executing when needed and no more.
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Whats done
Updated to make sure no warning will be shown and that the API is only executed when needed
Tested on Windows using Chrome & Firefox
Inspected following files
What needs to be done
Conclusion
@a22erigr wrote in #888 (comment):
Could you please share the whole file with me because I am not getting this warning anymore
@c22abdal wrote in #888 (comment):
Its in util and from the branche
@a22erigr wrote in #888 (comment):
Yes thanks, i know that, i mean share the code because I am not getting the error. I want to check if the code is the same