Open ParanoiaIsGreat opened 8 months ago
I think if we were to do something along these lines, it would be to have the extension store searches in chrome.storage.sync
rather than chrome.storage.local
like it does now, so it could have the browser sync them automatically as part of being logged into the browser.
The major downside to this would be that we're very limited on how much data we can store in chrome.storage.sync
(it has a 100KB limit, as opposed to the 10MB limit for local
storage). In practice, my local saved searches take up about 30KB for ~30 non-archived and ~80 archived searches. We'd probably need to limit the sync
storage to non-archived searches and limit the number of stored searches to what fits in the sync storage. We'd likely want to make syncing a setting in the options that could be turned off for folks that would rather have more storage than synced searches.
@dbjorge I had the same conclusions back in the days while looking up about storage.sync
, it would need a good error handling for people hitting the limit because it will happen. It's not design to store data at large, it's designed to store user preferences.
Would love to see this feature implemented.
I lost all of my bookmarks after have to reinstall my Windows. It would be perfect to have a function to backup things to cloud. I know it's my bad didn't using "save to file" button, but it would be really nice to auto backup. Thx!