A folder on your disk, picked once and shared with the Pokédex. Save writes Markdown you can read and edit — the desk, bookmarks, notes, planners and to-dos — plus JSON for the things that are numbers and dates. Load reads those files back and replaces what is in this browser. Show folder map only lists what's already there, without changing anything. The Pokédex writes its side into Pokedex/ in the same folder. Chrome and similar browsers only.
Each app keeps its own things in this browser, under its own key. Export gathers all of it into one Markdown file; clearing takes all of it away at once — notes, planners and the desk included. Export first if you want a copy.
Pulls the whole Pokédex into the connected folder, at <folder>/Pokedex/: data, species, evolution chains and, if you want them, the images. After that the Pokédex reads from disk instead of the network. It is around 1300 entries — with images that is a lot of megabytes and a long wait.
Anything already downloaded is skipped, so you can stop and pick it up whenever. The download reads from PokeAPI — both the data and the pictures. With the switch below turned off, the button stays disabled.
The connected folder, what this browser has saved, and pulling the Pokédex down to disk.