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Can't you already do this with the regular file api? If you've got the cloud storage app installed, it will show your cloud storage as a folder to use in the fi
by Gigachad 3y ago
Can't you already do this with the regular file api? If you've got the cloud storage app installed, it will show your cloud storage as a folder to use in the file picker.
Or do you mean websites automatically saving stuff to your cloud storage without any UI interaction. That sounds far too abuse prone.
- xnx 3y agoThe later. Browsers already save files to my local disk (cookies, web storage) and many of them sync data to the cloud (Chrome syncs passwords, extensions, bookmarks). I'm suggesting browser should also sync the 10MB of web storage.
- Gigachad 3y agoIt sounds possible but pretty limited in usefulness. Almost all cookie usage is session tokens and tracking tokens. There is no point syncing these. I suppose you could sync locally stored preference data but this is pretty uncommon since you could just store the data with your account. Would just be adding more complexity to the browser for a feature that very few would use properly, and likely many would abuse.