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Read/write Venice.ai data to user-selected local folder via File System Access API Title Venice.ai File Sync (already filled from the zip) Short description (≤ 132 chars) Save every Venice.ai chat to a folder you choose – no data leaves your machine. Full description (≤ 16 000 chars) ```Venice.ai File Sync lets you export every conversation you have on venice.ai to a plain‑text JSON file stored in any directory you select (local drive, external USB, network share, encrypted volume, …). How it works Click the extension icon → Select Sync Folder → pick the folder where you want the JSON file saved. Open a Venice.ai chat page, then click Sync Now in the popup. A file named venice-session.json appears in the chosen folder. Each press of Sync Now appends a new timestamped entry, so the file grows into a complete, searchable history. Why install? Zero‑cloud – the extension uses the File System Access API; nothing is uploaded anywhere. Persistent, version‑controllable – the same folder can be backed‑up, synced with rsync/Nextcloud, or checked into git. Works offline – once the folder is granted, the extension writes even when you’re disconnected. Permissions requested fileSystem – read/write the folder you pick. activeTab + host permission for https://venice.ai/* – inject the “Sync Now” button into the Venice UI. Privacy – No analytics, no remote servers, no tracking. All data stays on your device.``` | | Category | Productivity (or Developer Tools) | | Language | English (add more later if you localize) | | Store icon | 128 × 128 px PNG (must be in the zip under icons/icon-128.png – already present). | | Screenshots (required) | Add at least one 1280 × 800 px screenshot showing the popup with “Select Sync Folder” and “Sync Now”. | | Privacy‑policy URL | Any publicly reachable page (e.g., a GitHub‑Pages file) that states “No data is collected or transmitted.” | | Permissions justification | Explain each permission exactly as above (fileSystem for user‑chosen folder, activeTab+host for Venice.ai page). |
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