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Only that's impossible as it is now (and will be for the forseeable future) because it wouldn't be very wise to give browser apps write access to the local file
by cldr 13y ago
Only that's impossible as it is now (and will be for the forseeable future) because it wouldn't be very wise to give browser apps write access to the local filesystem.
- StefanPatelski 13y agoYou would not need to be able to edit the offline file. Instead it could still be just a link to the online version of the file, like it is now. But additionally it could contain the actual data that can be imported back to Google servers when it is accidentially deleted from the server.
- cldr 13y agoI was replying to the part where "even if the files are local" i.e. not on the net.
- adam12 13y agoIsn't it the Google Drive application that updates those files?
- mh- 13y agosandboxes. http://developer.chrome.com/apps/fileSystem.html http://developer.chrome.com/apps/fileSystem.html
- candydance 13y agoThe google drive already has access to the local filesystem, so that is a not a good reason to not have a local copy of the data.