I agree with Richard, #2 is the best choice. SQLite is a good choice for a easy file based single user database.

I've got it in a sub-folder, and the data source has a hard-coded path to the db file. How can I make it relative? For a WebApp, I'd rely on Server.MapPath, but how to do something similar here?

You convert old Sticky Notes StickyNotes.snt data file to the new Sticky Notes plum.sqlite data file so that you can use the Windows 7 legacy Sticky Notes on Windows 11/10.

Using SQLite, you can then perform basic database operation on the file to read the cookies contained inside.

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