Tag: Web browser

  • Web browser: Storage Buckets

    Storage Buckets Storage Buckets are a concept in web development that form part of a new API designed to give developers more control over how data is stored and managed in the browser. This feature allows developers to create isolated storage containers, or "buckets," with specific rules and limits, improving…

  • Web browser: Cache Storage

    Cache Storage Cache Storage is a concept in web development that is part of the Service Worker API. It allows web applications to store network requests and responses, enabling offline access and faster load times. This feature provides a way to cache assets such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other…

  • Web browser: Shared Storage

    Shared Storage Shared Storage is a concept in web development that refers to a proposed API allowing websites to share storage between different contexts, such as different iframes or workers, within the same origin. This feature enables more efficient data sharing and coordination within the same application, improving performance and…

  • Web browser: Cookies

    Cookies Cookies are a concept in web development that involves small pieces of data stored by the browser, which are sent back to the server with each HTTP request. This feature is commonly used for session management, tracking user behavior, and storing user-specific information, such as login credentials or preferences.…

  • Web browser: IndexedDB

    IndexedDB IndexedDB is a concept in web development that provides a low-level API for storing large amounts of structured data in the browser. This feature allows for complex queries and transactions, making it suitable for storing significant amounts of data, such as large files and structured data, in a way…

  • Web browser: Session Storage

    Session Storage Session storage is a concept in web development that is similar to local storage but with a key difference: data stored in session storage is only available for the duration of the page session. This means that once the tab or window is closed, the data is automatically…

  • Web browser: Local Storage

    Local Storage Local storage is a concept in web development that allows websites to store data as key-value pairs in the browser with no expiration time. This feature can retain data even after the browser is closed and reopened, making it useful for storing information that needs to persist across…