> Btw, does Chrome sync local storage across devices when logged in?
No, but extensions have an API to a storage which syncs itself across logged-in devices. So potentially you can have a setup where you create a website and an extension and the extension reads the website's localStorage and copies it to `chrome.storage.sync`.
I've been playing with chrome extensions recently, and have made them directly talk to a local server with a db. So using extensions, it's relatively easy to to store data locally and potentially sync it across devices
I like the idea of leveraging chrome.storage.sync though, I wonder what the limitations are
No, but extensions have an API to a storage which syncs itself across logged-in devices. So potentially you can have a setup where you create a website and an extension and the extension reads the website's localStorage and copies it to `chrome.storage.sync`.
Sounds like an interesting idea actually.