Explainer
Web Storage is a browser feature that allows websites to store data locally on a user's device. It provides a way to persistently store data across sessions, enabling applications to cache information, save user preferences, and maintain state. With Web Storage, developers can utilize two types of storage mechanisms: localStorage, which stores data with no expiration date, and sessionStorage, which stores data for the duration of the page session.
Additional Context
This demo website, using local storage is created by me. It demonstrates the implementation of Web Storage in a practical scenario. I built this website to showcase the functionality and benefits of Web Storage firsthand. Feel free to explore and test its features. Whether it's storing user preferences for a customized experience or caching frequently accessed data for faster loading times, Web Storage plays a crucial role in enhancing the performance and usability of web applications.
Top comments (1)
Nice, It cleared the distinction between localStorage and sessionStorage in simple words.
Your example website cleared things up a lot.