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Why doesn't this use the userData for IE 6/7? Given that those browsers are the least performant, wouldn't it make sense to ensure caching works on them?
by x5315 14y ago
Why doesn't this use the userData for IE 6/7? Given that those browsers are the least performant, wouldn't it make sense to ensure caching works on them?
- d0ugal 14y agoSimply because I didn't know about it. Happy look at pull requests or I'll have a go at it myself if I get time.
- sbarre 14y agoAs I pointed out below, Amplify.js, an established Javascript library, has the Store module that supports all manner of browser storage (including userData) with a unified interface that abstracts away the specific storage mechanism. http://amplifyjs.com/api/store/ http://amplifyjs.com/api/store/ I have nothing to do with that project but I hate to see people re-invent the wheel. ;-)