John Resig - DOM Storage Answers
In a follow-up to my previous post on DOM Storage, here’s an attempt to answer some of the questions posed in the comments, and elsewhere. What’s to stop a script from filling an entire storage area with random data? As best as I can tell with the implementation in Firefox, every time you save data to a storage area, not only is the name of the storage area saved (e.g. “org” or “ejohn.org”) but
John Resig - DOM Storage
The first thing that I tasked myself with, when I hopped on board with Mozilla, was to learn everything that I could about the new DOM Storage functionality provided in the HTML 5 specification. Interestingly, it’s actually very impressive. The brief summary: DOM Storage is a way to store meaningful amounts of client-side data in a persistent and secure manner. I’ve written up a thorough piece of
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