We are currently using Micro Front-Ends for our application. It makes sense when you have a large application that accesses different domains. Each Micro Front-End is it's own independent team and the team is cross-functional. I would try not to share state between the Micro Front-Ends, but if you need to pass data from one to another, I would pass the least amount of data possible and let the retrieving Micro Front-End get it's own data. If you are sharing state between all Micro Front-Ends, you could use session storage but again I would limit the data being stored/passed.
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We are currently using Micro Front-Ends for our application. It makes sense when you have a large application that accesses different domains. Each Micro Front-End is it's own independent team and the team is cross-functional. I would try not to share state between the Micro Front-Ends, but if you need to pass data from one to another, I would pass the least amount of data possible and let the retrieving Micro Front-End get it's own data. If you are sharing state between all Micro Front-Ends, you could use session storage but again I would limit the data being stored/passed.