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Modern web applications often need to store data directly in the browser, from user preferences to authentication tokens. JavaScript provides three main ways to do this on the client side: Cookies LocalStorage SessionStorage While they all serve...

In modern frontend development, storing data in the browser is a common task. Whether it's authentication tokens, theme preferences or temporary state, you’ve likely encountered cookies, localStorage or sessionStorage. But when should you use which o...
