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Ask HN: Saving the results of client-side JavaScript processing
Let's say we have server D (for Data). Data is encrypted. We jave server K (for Key). The client (your browser) requests D and K to do their decryption magic and would like to store three results (which may be large) on the hard drives.
Implicit in this is that I don't really trust Server D.
I can do the decryption using nifty libraries, but I don't know how to persist the content to the hard drive. Anybody have have any good ideas"?
- nreece 16y agoYou can use local browser storage. There are couple of options: Sqlite, HTML5 Web Storage, Google Gears plugin database, AIR/Flash/Silverlight storage etc.