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I was also wondering about the relationship to Gears. I couldn’t find anything about browser integration or JavaScript APIs in the documents provided. It offers sync services, but not persistent storage by itself. So it seems to target desktop RIAs, not browser-based apps. One can hardly compare this to Gears.

Do I miss something about the browser?

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