Re-write backups page (#42)

* re-write backups page

removed bunch of old info
edited to current details
added new stuff like auto sync

* fix broken links

tfw /

* SY

* move around the backup tip and reword a bit

* fix link fragments

* Add PR suggestions

rewording, consistency, and editing

website/src/docs/guides/backups.md

@@ -5,19 +5,7 @@ description: Backups helps you prevent losing your library if something happens.
 
 # Backups
 
-Backups in **Tachiyomi** are compatible between different versions of the app, with a few exceptions listed under forks information.
+Backups in **Tachiyomi** are compatible between different versions of the app.
-
-## What's included in a backup?
-
-Backups store the following information:
-
-- **Titles**
-- **Categories**
-- **Read chapters**
-- **Tracking settings**
-- **Reading history**
-- **Series information**
-  - Author, Artist, Date Added to Library, Selected Viewer, Read Duration, etc.
 
 ::: tip How to create a backup
 1. Go to <nav to="backup-and-restore">.
@@ -28,19 +16,48 @@ Backups store the following information:
 ![Backup and Restore](/docs/guides/backups/backup.dark.webp#dark =414x215)
 :::
 
+## General backup details
+
+### What's included in a backup?
+
+Backups store the following information:
+
+- **Titles**
+- **Categories**
+- **Read chapters** for titles in Library
+- **Tracking settings**
+- **Reading history**
+- **Series information**
+  - Author, Artist, Date Added to Library, Selected Viewer, Read Duration, etc.
+- **Extensions** used
+
+### What's NOT included in a backup?
+
+Backups do NOT store:
+
+- **Reading history** of titles NOT in library
+- **Settings** including app settings and extension-specific settings
+- **Downloaded** chapters including [local source](/docs/guides/local-source/) chapters
+
 ## Restoring a backup
 
 Restoring a backup can be done through the Backup and Restore settings.
+
 To ensure a smooth restoration process, remember to:
 
 1. Log into the Tracking services you previously used.
 1. Download any extensions you've used in your backup.
 
-## Transferring downloads to a new installation
+Before starting to import the selected backup, the app will remind the user of these.
 
-You can transfer downloaded series chapters from one version of **Tachiyomi** to another.
+### Transferring downloads to a new installation
 
-## Enabling automatic backups
+You can transfer downloaded series chapters from one version of **Tachiyomi** to another
+by correctly specifying the Download Location.
+
+## Suggestions for backups
+
+### Enabling automatic backups
 
 It is highly recommended to enable automatic backups to ensure you can recover in case of any issues.
 
@@ -51,19 +68,44 @@ This way, you can recover from catastrophic failures.
 
 ![Automatic Backups](/docs/guides/backups/automatic_backups.light.webp#light =414x402)
 
-![Automatic Backupse](/docs/guides/backups/automatic_backups.dark.webp#dark =414x402)
+![Automatic Backups](/docs/guides/backups/automatic_backups.dark.webp#dark =414x402)
 :::
 
-## Forks information
+### Syncing backups with external cloud services
 
-Some forks of **Tachiyomi** have specific limitations regarding backup restoration:
+Cross device sync in **Tachiyomi** is not planned in the future, but users can use 
+[Autosync for Google Drive](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ttxapps.drivesync)
+in order to sync backup files to Drive automatically with the following steps:
+
+1. Install the app from the link above
+
+2. Enable [Automatic Backups](/docs/guides/backups#enabling-automatic-backups) and set it to your desired frequency and storage location.
+
+3. Download the latest backup from Google Drive and restore to whatever device you have
+
+Users who are familiar with [FolderSync](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.tacit.android.foldersync.lite)
+or [Tasker](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm) can setup auto sync of their backups similarly
+
+## Additional information for forks
+
+::: warning
+This section explores some extra details regarding [forks](/forks/).
+:::
+
+All [Endorsed Tachiyomi forks](/forks/) support the `.proto.gz` format to backup/restore your library
+
+In addition, some forks have specific limitations regarding backup restoration:
 
 - [Neko](/forks/Neko/) can only restore [MangaDex](/extensions/#all.mangadex) entries in a backup.
   > Entries from other sources will not transfer.
-- Some forks, such as [TachiyomiAZ](/forks/TachiyomiAZ/) and [TachiyomiSY](/forks/TachiyomiSY/), have built-in extensions.
+  
-  > Example: [E-Hentai](/extensions/#all.ehentai), [nHentai](/extensions/#all.nhentai), and **Hitomi.la**.
+  > Migrate everything to MangaDex if you require to.
-- Restoring a backup made by these forks to standard **Tachiyomi** will not restore titles from such extensions.
+- All forks have fork-specific settings and changes that might be saved in Backups.
-  > While it is possible to restore titles to these forks, backing them up out of these forks is not possible.
+  Such settings are not restored in original Tachiyomi and will get lost when creating a new backup.
-- Some forks only support restoring legacy backups and haven't implemented the changes needed for new backup formats yet.
+  > For Example: [TachiyomiSY](/forks/TachiyomiSY/) has the option to backup/restore saved searches.
+  
+  These will **NOT** be restored to original Tachiyomi or its forks.
+- Only [TachiyomiAZ](/forks/TachiyomiAZ/) supports creating/restoring legacy `.json` backups and current `.proto.gz` backups.
+  > Users are recommended to update their `.json` backups to use the improved and efficient `.proto.gz` backups.
 
 Be aware of these limitations when dealing with backups in different **Tachiyomi** forks.