All so you can "create text files" on a proprietary platform that won't work without the internet. What a time to be alive!
>cloud computer running a
>linux machine running a
>virtual machine running a
>linux machine running a
>virtual docker environment running a
>instance of python running a
>virtual python environment running a
>codebase
>serving a
>operating system compiled to
>assembly running on a
>virtual machine compiled to
>javascript JIT comiled to
>assembly running on a
>virtual sandbox running on a
>virtual machine running on a
>linux machine on a
>home computer
So I think we can all agree it's a mess. Magic numbers, frozen configurations, too many configurations that are different. One very elegant around making sure configurations and libraries are setup correctly - perhaps another layer or ten of virtualization?
If you inspect the IndexedDB when logged in, you can see that everything is stored locally already. Offline mode was planned from the very beginning. It will and can already work offline if I spare a couple of days on it. But I didn't see it as a priority right now.