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One thing about this browser storage.. How do you migrate if/when you change computer? Is the procedure browser-dependent? I always saw those storages as a bit
by jug 8y ago
One thing about this browser storage.. How do you migrate if/when you change computer? Is the procedure browser-dependent? I always saw those storages as a bit more troublesome than a flat CSV or something.
- Timpy 8y agoIt looks like there's a 'download data' button for this
- windexh8er 8y agoYou could just run it in a container with a bind mount for the database path to a file path that's kept in sync with SyncThing or other alternatives.
- xerosis 8y ago"just"
- windexh8er 8y agoI'm curious what about running a container like this is hard as you've implied? Take for example all the great work Jessie Frazelle has done containerizing her desktop and apps (https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles). Or the folks behind LinuxServer.IO. If you already have a container runtime on your system running this, as suggested, is a one-liner.
- 076ae80a-3c97-4 8y agoIt would be a great use case for a progressive web app.
- rzzzt 8y agoThe remoteStorage protocol attempts to resolve this problem: https://remotestorage.io/ https://remotestorage.io/ https://unhosted.org/adventures/7/Adding-remote-storage-to-unhosted-web-apps.html https://unhosted.org/adventures/7/Adding-remote-storage-to-u...