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Javascript has an API called `localStorage` that let's you store some data in the browser in between sessions, the idea is similar to storing a cookie but it has no expiry date and can store some more data. It is useful to save configuration of web applications, personal preferences, etc. There's no specc'ed limit to how much data the browser let's you store but most common implementations (e.g. Chrome) limit `localStorage` to 10MB, some documentation says 5MB. |
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Javascript has an API called `localStorage` that let's you store some data in the browser in between sessions, the idea is similar to storing a cookie but it has no expiry date and can store some more data. It is useful to save configuration of web applications, personal preferences, etc. There's no specc'ed limit to how much data the browser let's you store but most common implementations (e.g. Chrome) limit `localStorage` to 10MB, some documentation says 5MB. |
Luis Rodil-Fernandez
2 years ago