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It turns out, the issue was my misuse of TextMeshPro in the save code. I was passing the wrong class (TextMeshProUGUI rather than TMP_InputField), one of which has a zero-width space at the end of the .text property, and the other did not

Thanks, Joel, for the quick response.

I tried directly writing the file content using .NET classes directly instead of ES3, but with the same result. So, it's not a ES3 issue. I'll have to figure out what's happening on my system!

Trying to use caching, and encountering a strange problem. After calling StoreCachedFile(fileName), the file saves on the drive, clearly visible in Windows Explorer. When trying to load the file with ES3.CacheFile(fileName), the file cannot be found. File.Exists returns false. If I delete the file f...