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This seems...really valuable, mainly for me is the case when we want to store a value for a user locally but they have browser restrictions preventing it. Prima
by coderintherye 8y ago
This seems...really valuable, mainly for me is the case when we want to store a value for a user locally but they have browser restrictions preventing it. Primarily, this is the case with corporate users running within their environment where the domain admin has misconfigured their PCs and thus unintentionally disallowed localStorage (I've experienced working with two large corporations, I literally had to get one of them to send me the laptop to figure it out cause they didn't think they had disallowed local storage, it had happened unintentionally).
- saagarjha 8y ago> Primarily, this is the case with corporate users running within their environment where the domain admin has misconfigured their PCs and thus unintentionally disallowed localStorage Safari in Private Browsing also used to do this too, which happens to completely break a surprising number of websites.
- madeofpalk 8y agoSafari didn't remove or 'break' localStorage, it simply responded with QuotaExceededError, indicating there's no more space available.