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Local Storage
In the past, Local Storage did not exist for Browsers
The beginning of Local Storage was started by MS as part of
DHTML Behaviors
called userData
userData allowed for 64 KB of memory but did not allow give permissions to the developer to increase the size if needed
In 2002 Adobe introduced Flash which allowed for 100 KB using
Local Shared Objects (“Flash Cookies”)
.
Brad Neuberg developed a Flash to JavaScript Bridge called
AMASS (AJAX Massive Storage System)
In 2007 Google introduced
Gears
a tool that can store unlimited amounts of data in SQL database tables.
Eventually it has all evolved into what is now called “Local Storage” which is native to all modern browsers.
Storage memory max is set to 5 MB
Local Storage can be managed by Event Handlers using the following Methods
setItem()
removeItem()
clear()
Local Storage is still evolving and there are competing ideologies such as Google Gears.
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