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I would love to get this feature. The only thing that stops me from using this project is the dependency on Dropbox. I can't stand Dropbox so I don't want to rely on such a service.
I'm not sure if this (#60), #61 or perhaps maybe integrating Syncthing from http://syncthing.net would be best but this is something I'd love to see be added.
It works without dropbox, storing in local browser storage. But dropbox is used for syncing across platforms. Problem is that it needs to run in a browser, entirely in javascript and finding libraries is not easy.
The code's expandable, so adding a new load/save provider shouldn't be too hard. Happy for someone to help out.
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In response to #59
Add a simple server-side script that can send/receive the todo.txt file.
Add a storage provider that calls this script to load/save the todo.txt file.
This may require adding a config file of some kind to easily set which storage providers are to be used when the page loads.
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