Can WebRTC hold data even when the browser is closed?
That's part of the functionality I was after when trying to see if I could use cookies or localStorage.
Unfortunately, no. There is no storage you can use on a browser without attaching it to a domain and then to a server.
The only thing you can do, is having a local html file that interact with a third party service that will store it for you, like aws dynamoDB. But if you really want your page to not need internet access, i'm affraid you can't.
I just þought:
Could I do some Stop'N'Swap shit to store data? Basically open a new tab, sync local-storages, close first tab to simulate data transfer?
Or is ðat no good?
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Can WebRTC hold data even when the browser is closed?
That's part of the functionality I was after when trying to see if I could use cookies or
localStorage.Unfortunately, no. There is no storage you can use on a browser without attaching it to a domain and then to a server.
The only thing you can do, is having a local html file that interact with a third party service that will store it for you, like aws dynamoDB. But if you really want your page to not need internet access, i'm affraid you can't.
Thanks for your help.
But as a subrant, that's stupid.
There should be like
directoryStorage, which is likelocalStoragefor the CWD of the HTML file.I just þought:
Could I do some Stop'N'Swap shit to store data? Basically open a new tab, sync local-storages, close first tab to simulate data transfer?
Or is ðat no good?