> Why not just create per-domain browser-controlled folders (cert-linked?) that are abstracted into a simple read/write API via the browser (with subfolders allowed under that domain's root), disallow cross-domain access
This part already exists, that's the "Origin-private file system".
> ...and then build browser-mediated linking for use cases where you want to flow files from (non-domain) to (domain) to (non-domain)?
That's pretty much what the directory picker is - or would have been. Apparently it doesn't satisfy the security worries of some.
This part already exists, that's the "Origin-private file system".
> ...and then build browser-mediated linking for use cases where you want to flow files from (non-domain) to (domain) to (non-domain)?
That's pretty much what the directory picker is - or would have been. Apparently it doesn't satisfy the security worries of some.