LocalStorage

LocalStorage is a browser feature that lets websites retain data across page reloads and browser sessions.

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LocalStorage is a browser storage feature exposed as localStorage in the Web Storage API. It stores string data separately for each web origin and persists across page reloads and browser sessions. Unlike sessionStorage, its data is not cleared when a tab's session ends.

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The example used LocalStorage, browser storage that keeps the app’s data on that browser after a refresh or closed tab.


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