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by csomar 721 days ago
Wait a second. Do you mean there is no sync possibility? Because the browser storage is far from reliable. I don't see this as "safe" if the data is not synced or backed up somewhere else.
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You can make some adjustments in the settings[1] to store data in a local folder. Then, use iCloud, Git, or your preferred service to back up your data. Just like the web version of VSCode[2], it can handle local files. The web is just an app and doesn't hold any data.

1. https://eidos.space/settings/storage 2. https://developer.chrome.com/blog/persistent-permissions-for...

Maybe sync to cloud can be a future path, e.g. https://electric-sql.com/docs/reference/local-first (no affiliation)