Earlier I mentioned about an experiment I did regarding notes syncing using the bookmarks syncing mechanism of Chrome.
The experiment is live as a mini extension: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ffbhefmlcoihbjcmibbfkocmnaiacinp Though it required some effort and tricks, the thing does work fine, though as you may point out, bookmark syncing is not meant to be used this way - and I totally agree with that. My point is that the potentials of an API allowing developers - using the the same principle and model of bookmarks syncing - to sync data (options, raw data e.t.c) across Chrome installations are both numerous and exciting. Hopefully, Google guys will get there somewhere soon.
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