You could store all state in the URL fragment. Maybe each key is a sound and each value is the volume, like /#whale=5&fire=8 or whatever. Call replaceState (bet

You could store all state in the URL fragment. Maybe each key is a sound and each value is the volume, like /#whale=5&fire=8 or whatever. Call replaceState (better than pushState to avoid polluting the back button history with every little tweak) whenever the user changes something. On page load, read from the URL fragment using window.location.hash and then sharing is just a matter of copying the URL, which could be done entirely in browser chrome, and/or via a "share" button you provide. These might help: https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/08/01/node-parse-url-fragment/ https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/08/01/node-parse-url-fragment/ https://stackoverflow.com/a/66416539 https://stackoverflow.com/a/66416539