BrowserStorage
BrowserStorage refers to client-side storage mechanisms exposed by web browsers that let web applications store data on a user's device. These options range from small key-value pairs for state and preferences to larger datasets and cached responses for offline use. They are accessed via browser APIs and subject to security, privacy, same-origin rules, and user data-clearing controls.
LocalStorage and SessionStorage are simple, synchronous key-value stores. LocalStorage persists across restarts and is scoped to
IndexedDB is a more capable, asynchronous database for larger datasets and complex queries. It stores objects
The Cache API, used with service workers, caches network requests and responses to improve performance and
Cookies are also a browser storage mechanism, small data sent with requests. They have strict size limits,
Security and privacy considerations include same-origin restrictions, possibilities of data leakage on shared devices, and user