> I think there may be a space for super-large multi-GB files served from static storage being accessible from SQlite as well. Another one would be this full-te

> I think there may be a space for super-large multi-GB files served from static storage being accessible from SQlite as well. Another one would be this full-text search of a 43GB SQLite database of Wikipedia's full text search To the best of my knowledge, OPFS's current quota is about 256mb (per origin). The browsers currently have no way of viewing/managing the content of OPFS, so it's sort of a storage black hole. i can't even tell you how many sqlite3 database files have been orphaned in my local OPFS since development of the new sqlite wasm support started, with no reasonable way of me being able to find them without using the OPFS-specific JS API to fish through the storage (which i haven't yet been willing to do). OPFS storage cannot sensibly be exposed at the system filesystem level (i.e. browseable with a file manager) because that would open not only security holes (the ability to "side load" data into any origin) but also huge file locking headaches, especially on platforms which use virus scanners.