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Sean Hammond authored
Whitelist the openLoginForm and openSidebar settings as being readable from the host page even when the client is in a browser extension. When you first install the Chrome extension it opens the /welcome page in a tab, and it injects the openLoginForm and openSidebar settings into the /welcome page in order to get the sidebar and login form to automatically open on that page. A previous change to prevent the Chrome extension from reading settings from the page broke this /welcome page behaviour. Fix it again by whitelisting the two required settings. Of course this means that any page on the internet, not just the /welcome page, and control these two settings, which is not what we want, but it will do for now.
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