Local Storage. $.store jQuery Plugin. Extensible localStorage API $.store offers an extensible API to persistent data storage on the client side of things.
While modern browsers support localStorage, older Internet Explorers offer userData. For even older browsers a window.name fallback is in place. New storage drivers and serializers can be easily added to $.store. You could thus create two storage environments, one for persistent storage, and one for session storage. Demo / Preview Please check out the (eye-candy™) demo. Dependencies This plugin was developed with jQuery 1.4.x. License Published under the MIT License Authors Rodney Rehm Download You can download this project in either zip or tar formats. You can also clone the project with Git by running: $ git clone. jQuery HTML5 Storage plugin - daveschindler. Provides a simple interface for storing data such as user preferences. The storage plugin is useful for saving and retreiving data from the user's browser. For newer browsers, HTML 5's localStorage is used. If localStorage isn't supported, then cookies are used instead. Retrievable data is limited to the same domain.
Names and values should be strings. Jquery-jstore - Project Hosting on Google Code. Gamache/DSt - GitHub. Storage Lite. Storage Lite provides a lightweight YUI 3 API for persistent cross-browser local key/value storage similar to the HTML5 localStorage API.
Supported browsers include IE6+, Firefox 2+, Safari 3.1+, Chrome 4+, and Opera 10.5+. No browser plugins are required (not even Flash). Storage Lite will automatically use the best available local storage API supported by the browser it's running in. The complexities of the following storage APIs are all wrapped in a loving YUI 3 embrace and presented to you as a single consistent HTML5-like API: Firefox 3.5+, Google Chrome 4+, Safari 4+, IE8, Opera 10.5+: HTML5 localStorage; these modern browsers all support the core localStorage functionality defined in the HTML5 draft. When minified, Storage Lite weighs in at about 2.6KB before gzip, making it ideal for performance-critical web apps that need client-side storage capabilities across all A-grade browsers and can't depend on non-standard browser extensions.
Sessionstorage - Project Hosting on Google Code. A Web Storage is HTML5 response to cookies limits.
While the world is moving forward improving users experience and web potentiality via constantly updated browsers like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, some Jurassic user or company could be still stuck at the origins with obsolete, deprecated, slow, and loads of bugs, browsers. The aim of this project is to bring at least one of the Web Storage in latter typology of user, or company, in a way that should simply work with a focused eye about security. Introducing The sessionStorage Object There are basically two types of Web Storage so far, and these are the localStorage, and the sessionStorage. The main difference is that the localStorage persists over different tabs or windows, and even if we close the browser, accordingly with the domain security policy and user choices about quota limit.
How Does This Implementation Work Nowadays, there is not such thing: every browser, and this is the reason I put quotes in this page title. Length. Storage. jStorage - simple JavaScript plugin to store data locally.