Modern web browsers offer many ways to store data on the web client of the user’s computer – with the user’s permission – and retrieve it when it needs to. This allows you to keep your data for a long time, save sites and documents for offline use, preserve your personal configuration for your site, and more. This article only explains some very basic parts of how they work.
| Prerequisites: | JavaScript Basics (see Step 1, Building Blocks , JavaScript Objects ), Basic Client-Side API |
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| Objective: | Learn how to use the client-side storage API to store application data. |
Client storage?
In other MDN studies we have discussed the difference between static sites and dynamic sites . Most modern web sites are dynamic – they use various types of databases on the server side to store data
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