Where does storage.set() put a value?

With the IndexedDB adapter, storage.set() writes to IndexedDB in the browser. With the SQLite adapter, it writes to SQLite on Android. Test both paths. Run a browser round-trip to see the returned value, then register the native adapter, synchronize the project, and repeat that read on an Android device before shipping.

One call shape across distinct stores.

Use the same storage.set() and storage.get() calls in a web or Capacitor app. Your adapter decides where each value lives.

Write it. Read it back.

Run a browser round-trip and inspect the returned value. Then repeat the read on each native device you ship.

Find the path for your platform.

Start with the first call and choose a platform task. Native adapters need registration, sync and device checks.

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