I'd like to sync my styles across machines, but would rather not use Google Drive for this purpose. Firefox and Chrome both now offer built-in mechanisms that allow extensions to synchronize arbitrary key-value pairs across multiple devices using the user's online account already signed in to their browser. This would not only be simpler and less error-prone than using the Google Drive API, it is also potentially a bit more secure and private.
Add an option to choose between multiple sync backends, allowing the existing Google Drive implementation as one option. Add a new backend using browser account storage. Note that these APIs do have some storage limits, so it is worth indicating that tradeoff when picking which backend.
I'd like to sync my styles across machines, but would rather not use Google Drive for this purpose. Firefox and Chrome both now offer built-in mechanisms that allow extensions to synchronize arbitrary key-value pairs across multiple devices using the user's online account already signed in to their browser. This would not only be simpler and less error-prone than using the Google Drive API, it is also potentially a bit more secure and private.
Add an option to choose between multiple sync backends, allowing the existing Google Drive implementation as one option. Add a new backend using browser account storage. Note that these APIs do have some storage limits, so it is worth indicating that tradeoff when picking which backend.