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lisandro mierezThis page describes how to the client-side Weave API for sync engines (and their helper classes). The focus is on using this API to create a new sync engine to synchronize a new data type. The data type can be anything that extension JS code has access to through any Mozilla API; this means this page must of necessity be pretty vague about reading and writing the underlying data. You'll have to fill in those blanks yourself. Try browsing the [link] xpcom documentation to find out how to get at the many types of useful data that Mozilla stores.
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gialloporporaThis page describes how to the client-side Weave API for sync engines (and their helper classes). The focus is on using this API to create a new sync engine to synchronize a new data type. The data type can be anything that extension JS code has access to through any Mozilla API; this means this page must of necessity be pretty vague about reading and writing the underlying data. You'll have to fill in those blanks yourself. Try browsing the [link] xpcom documentation to find out how to get at the many types of useful data that Mozilla stores.
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