Introduction

Client-Side Storage Overview

Client-side storage refers to the ability of web browsers to store data locally on a user's device. This storage mechanism enables web applications to save and retrieve information directly on the user's computer or mobile device without needing to interact with a remote server.

Key Benifits

Improved Performace:

By storing data locally, we can reduce the frequent server requests, leading to faster loading times and a smoother user experience.

Offline Access:

Enables applications to function without an internet connection, allowing users to access information and perform tasks offline.

Enhanced User Experience

Personalizes the user experience by remembering preferences and settings across sessions, such as login information, themes, or shopping cart contents.

Types of Client-side Storage:

There are several types of client-side storage, each with its own characterists:

• localStorage
• sesssionStorage
• Cookies
• Indexed DB
• Web SQL (Deprecated)