Web Storage API part 1

HTML5 Web Storage



With HTML5 web storage, websites can store data on a user's local computer. 
Before HTML5, we had to use JavaScript cookies to achieve this functionality. 

The Advantages of Web Storage
- More secure
- Faster
- Stores a larger amount of data
- Stored data is not sent with every server request
Local storage is per domain. All pages from one domain can store and access the same data.

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