HTML5 Web Storage: Session storage The simplest level of Web Storage will store data for the current session — in other words, as long as the browser tab or window remains open.

A security researcher has found a loophole in how the HTML5 Web Storage standard is implemented in the Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Apple Safari browsers that could allow malicious ...

In HTML5, two client-side storage facilities have been added: web storage, which includes session and local storage, and database storage.

HTML5 Web storage gives site owners the ability to make life easier for people that visit their websites. HTML cookies, used for years to track Web surfers, store information on the hard drives of ...

For example, Firefox 4 supports Web storage even for HTML documents loaded from the local drive, while Internet Explorer 9 invokes Web storage only for documents loaded from an HTTP URI.

Flixster Underlying tech: HTML5 Compatibility: Chrome, iPad (app, almost web), Galaxy Tab (phone app, almost web) Offline: No Notes: The iPad and Galaxy tab seemed to load Flixster's UI just fine ...

HTML5 Web Storage: Local storageThe real advantages come with access to the localStorage object, which looks quite similar to the sessionStorage object but behaves very differently.