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Also, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, you may also be interested in the Persistent Storage APIs: https://web.dev/persistent-storage/ https://web.dev/pers
by judah 6y ago
Also, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, you may also be interested in the Persistent Storage APIs: https://web.dev/persistent-storage/ https://web.dev/persistent-storage/
- no_gravity 6y agoFrom how I read it, this reduces the probability that the data gets deleted due to low disk space / garbage collection: Persistent storage can help protect critical data from eviction, and educe the chance of data loss. Are you sure this keeps the data when the user deletes their browser data? To me it sounds like it does not: Persistent storage is not deleted by the browser, even if storage is running low. It will only be deleted if the user chooses to remove it via their site settings.