Being able to set the timeout would be a nice feature. Really I would be annoyed with 15 seconds, though I do agree that such a timeout is more suitable than is

Being able to set the timeout would be a nice feature. Really I would be annoyed with 15 seconds, though I do agree that such a timeout is more suitable than is 1 second. I keep my hard-drive spun down for a simple reason: power consumption. I suppose I could dig around and find out why Chromium is being forced to sync against my explicit fstab timeout, but that's rather too much effort. Besides, electronic data is impermanent; I must either trust that my browser maintains the local storage correctly or that you do on your end. The matter of convenience of such an electronic journal--say over my Moleskine or org-mode setup--is that I am spared a bit of setup cost. In turn I trade a bit of peace-of-mind with regard to my data. Not, of course, to besmirch your efforts.