html5 web local storage will replace our cookies

Comment: In html5, we have provided a local cache mechanism, which will replace our cookies, and it will not be posted with the browser. The cache in our server-side html5 mainly includes localStorage and sessionStorage. For details, please read this article

In html5, we have a local cache mechanism that will replace our cookies and will not send them to our server side with the browser. We can use js to operate local cache freely on the client. The cache in html5 mainly includes localStorage and sessionStorage. Their usage is consistent. The difference is that their time limits are different. There is no time limit for localStorage. The sessionStorage data storage is now based on the session, and the data will be deleted after closing or leaving the website.

Let's take a brief look at the official example operation:

javascript

localStorage.fresh = vfresh.org; //Set a key value

var a = localStorage.fresh; //Get key value

Or use its API:

javascript

//Clear storage

localStorage.clear();

//Set a key value

localStorage.setItem(fresh,vfresh.org);

//Get a key value

localStorage.getItem(fresh);

//return vfresh.org //get the name of the key to the specified subscript (like Array)

localStorage.key(0);

//return fresh //delete a key value

localStorage.removeItem(fresh);

There is no need to talk nonsense, it is equivalent to our expiration time Expire=0 cookie;