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I love the simplicity! Does this store state in the browser? Have you considered adding an export/import data option? I was actually expecting "Copy link" to
by Humphrey 10mo ago
I love the simplicity! Does this store state in the browser?
Have you considered adding an export/import data option? I was actually expecting "Copy link" to have my months worth of event data encoded in the url after the # (so it would never be sent to the server, but means I could share the month with a friend). Just an idea.
- mano78 10mo agoIf you look at the traffic, it doesn't send anything (I could test) to its server, and there are entries in browser's local storage.
- defcc 10mo agoThanks! Yes, everything is stored locally in the browser — no backend at all. And that’s a great idea. I’ve been thinking about adding an export/import option, and encoding the data into the URL hash actually fits the “offline + privacy-first” vibe really well. I’ll explore it — would be super useful for sharing or backup without requiring any server. Thanks for the suggestion!
- rollingstone23 10mo agoA small suggestion that immediately came to my mind, why not try making it a JSON serialized data and base64 encode it just like JWT. So that it can be shared and loaded effectively. Just thinking out loud here ;)
- stogot 10mo agoThis is what I would do too but one problem I think there is a max HTTP URL length