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Idea: just put the thing in localstorage? It's cheaper, less fiddly, you can encrypt it with something like TEA if you so desire, and doesn't make urls unsharea
by cfv 7y ago
Idea: just put the thing in localstorage? It's cheaper, less fiddly, you can encrypt it with something like TEA if you so desire, and doesn't make urls unshareable by existing
- Semaphor 7y ago> and doesn't make urls unshareable by existing But when you put json in the URL, you normally do want exactly that. Making the URL shareable.
- KilledByAPixel 7y agoYes, localstorage is great, but this for making URLs that are short enough to share on twitter, dischord, etc. The max twitter url length is ~4000 characters I think.