web-storage

My application receives data from the another server, using API with limited number of requests. Data changing rarely, but may be necessary even after refresh page. What's the best solution this problem, using cookie or HTML5 WebStorage? And may be have other way to solve this task? As much as cross browser compatibility matters, cookie is the only choice rather than web storage. But the question really depends on what kind of data you are caching? For what you are trying, cookie and web-storage might not be needed at all. Cookies are used to store configuration related information, rather

So there is a similar post found here html-5-filesystem-access-type-error . However, I'm not very satisfied with the conclusion because I do not feel it actually answered the question - the solution given is the deprecated code solution. Does anyone know how to use navigator instead of window as the Chrome console is informing to do? I have been using the following and it works, but the chrome console keeps informing me not to do so because it is deprecated. Working Deprecated Code window.webkitStorageInfo.requestQuota(PERSISTENT, 1024*1024*280, function(grantedBytes) { window

I am trying to develop a python PyQt program that allow user to enter data about personal particulars and review them at a later time for processing purpose. The program will be used by less than 5 persons at the same time. So, i am thinking to use Sqlite3 database as i believe it should be able to cope for that amount of traffic. The frame work i have in mind is that, the clients will have their own copy of my python pyqt program on each machine. Whenever they perform any operations that required data read/write, it will connect to the server thorough internet and read/write from the sqlite

I have made an advanced functional prototype of a simple web application, and delays have pushed this into the position of going "live". At the moment, it just uses JavaScript's localStorage facility to keep track of what's happening, but due to paranoia, we don't want it to be corrupted causing loss of data (it certainly feels a bit sketchy never talking to a server). Where does Firefox keep its localStorage database (I think it's SQLite, but I just can't find it)? Vlad The DOM storage data is stored in the webappsstore.sqlite file in the profile folder. § localStorage Kevin Hakanson On Mac