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A Developer’s Guide to Browser Storage: Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies

When developing web applications, storing data in the browser is essential for maintaining user sessions, saving preferences, and improving performance. Three common methods for client-side storage are Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies. While they serve similar purposes, they differ in data persistence, size limits, and accessibility. This article will explore the differences, advantages, and best use cases for each storage method. 1. Local Storage

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A Developer’s Guide to Browser Storage: Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies

When developing web applications, storing data in the browser is essential for maintaining user sessions, saving preferences, and improving performance. Three common methods for client-side storage are Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies. While they serve similar purposes, they differ in data persistence, size limits, and accessibility.

This article will explore the differences, advantages, and best use cases for each storage method.

1. Local Storage

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