<ul><li>Browsers offer various storage mechanisms for client-side data management: Local Storage, Session Storage, and IndexedDB.</li><li>Local Storage is persistent, suitable for small data, stores strings, and is synchronous in operations.</li><li>Session Storage has a shorter lifespan, ideal for temporary per-tab data needs, also stores strings, and is synchronous.</li><li>IndexedDB is for storing large structured data, supports complex types, has larger capacity, asynchronous API, and is suitable for offline-first applications.</li></ul>

Understanding Browser Storage: Local Storage, Session Storage, and IndexedDB

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