Once we have storage foundation[0] we can install "any" db in the browser. Of course the communication protocol would have to be tweaked a bit. Until then see absurd sql[1]
Thank you! This is exactly why I did this post—someone would illuminate me :) What are the chances `storage foundation` gets adopted by all the other browsers? Not sure how the origin trial ends up as a standard.
I would say the chances are high to be adopted as a standard by all the other browsers...unless you consider Safari(aka IE6) part of the other browsers.
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Once we have storage foundation[0] we can install "any" db in the browser. Of course the communication protocol would have to be tweaked a bit. Until then see absurd sql[1]
[0] https://web.dev/storage-foundation/
[1] https://hackaday.com/2021/08/24/sqlite-on-the-web-absurd-sql...
Thank you! This is exactly why I did this post—someone would illuminate me :) What are the chances `storage foundation` gets adopted by all the other browsers? Not sure how the origin trial ends up as a standard.
I would say the chances are high to be adopted as a standard by all the other browsers...unless you consider Safari(aka IE6) part of the other browsers.