- The web client's data is stored locally on the computer running the web browser. (This is done with the Origin Private File System API).
- Dropbox sync should work. Note, however, that I've only tested it with a small number of notes and resources. There might be synchronization bugs!
I would advise against this for now, mostly because the web client isn't very stable. In particular,
At present, having the web client open in multiple tabs at the same time could cause data corruption.Currently, it's possible for multiple tabs to try to sync at the same time.- Edit: This has been addressed. The web client now prevents multiple copies of itself from being open at the same time.
- The web client is auto-built from this work-in-progress pull request. New changes are being made to it frequently and these could potentially introduce sync and/or startup bugs.
- Web browsers can clear locally-stored data for websites when the computer is low on memory. The web client requests persistent storage, which should prevent its data from being auto-cleared. However, I haven't tested whether the web client's data is preserved when a computer is low on memory.