Tiddlystow version 2. Now supports more browsers

[btheado]

Thanks for the feedback. “Download” makes sense to me regardless of whether it came from a server because the end result is the same. For me the file ends up in my Downloads folders.

Just like the TW Download saver can work even if the tiddlywiki file was loaded from a file url. The browser treats it the same as any other downloaded file.

“Transfer to Filesystem” is ok for the OPFS case, but I think I’d like “Export” instead of “Transfer” in that case. However, I’m currently displaying the same “Download” buttons for the NativeFS files (i.e. browser external) in which case the files are already on the filesystem.

@pmario

But in reality they are stored locally and invisible in the browser. For me that’s a bit of a problem. We need to make clear, what’s going on, for both mechanisms.

And using the term “Download” probably makes this worse in your eyes. I agree the storage situation needs to be made clear and I’m not sure the best way yet. I’m not convinced enough yet to avoid the term “Download”.

[pmario]

@btheado

… but I think I’d like “Export” instead of “Transfer” in that case.

Export would be OK for me.

[DaveGifford]

Thanks for this update. I will be trying it out.

I think you should add simple instructions to that page. “Use ‘Internal file access’ when you want to…” and “Use ‘External file access’ when you want to…”