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I always have a little weird felling about local storage. I can save stuff on my computer but I don't know where it is going, so I can't back it up nor can I ke
by skimmas 12y ago
I always have a little weird felling about local storage. I can save stuff on my computer but I don't know where it is going, so I can't back it up nor can I keep it if I format the computer.
- couchand 12y agoTo be clear, the use of local storage in this context is expressly intended to be temporary, to store a draft locally while editing, then you publish to a stable server. But your comments about Local Storage are spot on. Use it as a cache, not a file system.
- dflock 12y agoAll browsers, that I know of, treat localstorage as part of your profile and store this inside your home directory somewhere - which is where all your other stuff is, so if you're not backing that up... I can't help you. For example, Chrome stores it here: on Windows: %LocalAppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage on Linux: ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Local Storage/