i/o file in chrome extension

[Reky Susanto]

Hello, help me!
i have question, How to use module firefox (io/file) in chrome extension or what module same like it in chrome extension?

thanks before smile emoticon

[Antony Sargent]

Chrome extensions don't have access to the OS native filesystem, but there are a few alternatives depending on your use case. First, they can use file drag-and-drop just like any web page. If you just need to store some data, we provide a simple key/value store in both synced and unsycned flavors via the chrome.storage API. You can also use a private sandboxed filesystem in an extension the same way you can with a normal webage (see http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/filesystem/ for more info), or other storage technologies like indexedDb. 

Chrome packaged apps can get limited access to the OS native filesystem via the chrome.fileSystem API, moderated by some security protections such as the user using a file picker. Packaged apps can also store data in app-specific silos in Google Drive via the chrome.syncFileSystem API. 

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