The article on hacks.mozilla.com discussing the FileSystem API highlights an interesting capability not previously mentioned. The specification introduces a new filesystem: URL scheme, enabling the loading of file contents stored using the FileSystem API. This feature is advantageous for several reasons. Firstly, these URLs are predictable as they remain consistent even after the webpage is reloaded. Additionally, relative URLs work seamlessly with the filesystem: scheme, allowing for easy linking between resources stored in the filesystem.
While Firefox does support the blob: URL scheme for loading data from a Blob, it lacks the aforementioned capabilities of the filesystem: scheme. The author expresses a desire to find a solution to this issue, considering implementing Google specifications as a potential option.
Have you discovered a universal solution for the filesystem: URL scheme?