<ul><li>When developing web applications, storing data in the browser is essential for maintaining user sessions, saving preferences, and improving performance.</li><li>Three common methods for client-side storage are Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies, each differing in data persistence, size limits, and accessibility.</li><li>Local Storage allows for permanent key-value data storage, with a large storage limit (5MB - 10MB per domain) and accessibility via JavaScript, making it ideal for storing user preferences and caching API responses.</li><li>Session Storage stores data temporarily for the current session, making it suitable for storing temporary form data and session-specific user preferences.</li></ul>

A Developer’s Guide to Browser Storage: Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies

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