John Kis

I second that. Would be really useful

I was able to reproduce it using Safari and the demo page: [https://diprokon.github.io/ng-table-virtual-scroll/#/examples](https://diprokon.github.io/ng-table-virtual-scroll/#/examples) It seems that Safari behaves differently when using sticky headers on a translated element. The bottom line...

@moniuch Sure, please find it below. ```typescript export function localStorageSyncReducer(reducer: ActionReducer): ActionReducer { return localStorageSync({ keys: ['key1', 'key2', 'key3'], rehydrate: true, restoreDates: true })(reducer); } ```

@moniuch You're right, however this behaviour restores keys that you've removed from your state intentionally. I guess there are cases where it'd be valid not to remove non-existent keys (e.g.:...