LocalStorage, SessionStorage, and IndexedDB

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Web storage APIs persist data in the browser. I use localStorage for permanent client-side storage across sessions. The sessionStorage API stores data for single sessions that clears when tabs close. Both provide simple key-value storage with 5-10MB limits. IndexedDB offers larger storage (50MB+) with transactional database features. Storage events synchronize data across tabs. JSON serialization stores complex objects. IndexedDB supports indexes, cursors, and queries for structured data. Storage quotas prevent abuse. Understanding storage options enables offline functionality and better UX.