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Downloading a World on Chromebook

A feature that would be really useful for Minecraft Bedrock for Chromebook would be a way to download a world. All other platforms of Bedrock edition (except android, which could also benefit from this feature) have at least some way to download a world, transport it to another device, or find it in the files app. It would be great to have a download world button so you can transfer it to a new device, and considering you can already import a world, this wouldn't be much of a change. The only other alternative to this would be to buy a realms subscription just so you can move a world to a new device. This would make it easier to play the game, and could keep a lot of players still interested in the game if they didn't have to start a new world for each time they get a new device.

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    SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME! I have a Chromebook (don't judge me) and there was once an issue that made me uninstall the app, but when I signed in to my Microsoft® account, all my progress was deleted. Like Mojang®, just add a button that downloads the world (or just add a setting that automatically backs up all worlds)! The same way photos in Google Photos, iCloud Photos, Microsoft OneDrive, etc. automatically back up to Google Drive, iCloud, and Microsoft OneDrive is the same way that Minecraft® should automatically back up the world to Microsoft OneDrive for Microsoft®'s Windows PCs, iCloud for Apple®'s Macs, iCloud for Apple®'s iPhones/iPads, Google Drive for Android phones/tablets, etc.