LocalStorage is mainly used to store and obtain data on the browser side. The following are the main application scenarios of LocalStorage:
Local cache: You can use LocalStorage to cache some static resources, such as images, CSS files, JavaScript files, etc. This can reduce network requests and improve page loading speed and user experience.
User preferences: You can use LocalStorage to store user preferences, such as the user's selected language, theme, font size, etc., so that the user can retain their personalized settings the next time they visit .
Auto-filling of form data: When the user enters data in the form, the data can be stored in LocalStorage so that the saved data can be automatically filled in the next time the user visits, improving Convenience for users to fill out forms.
Session management: You can use LocalStorage to store session information, such as user login status, authentication token, etc. This allows session data to be shared between different pages of your website or app.
Temporary data storage: LocalStorage can be used as a temporary storage space to store temporarily generated data or temporary calculation results for use during the current session.
It should be noted that since LocalStorage is stored on the client, the data capacity is limited and usually cannot exceed tens of MB, so it is suitable for storing smaller data. In addition, LocalStorage is bound to a specific domain name. LocalStorage under different domain names are independent of each other and cannot be accessed across domains.