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localStorage lets you store key-value pairs in the browser that persist after the page is closed. localStorage.setItem('key', value) saves data. localStorage.getItem('key') retrieves it. Since localStorage only stores strings, use JSON.stringify() to save objects and JSON.parse() to retrieve them. Data persists until explicitly cleared.


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Wikipedia: Web Storage

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