jStorage
A cross-browser key-value store for local data storage in the browser, supporting TTL, PubSub, and change listeners.
What is jStorage?
jStorage is a cross-browser key/value database that stores data locally in the browser, enabling web applications to persist information across sessions. It solves the problem of client-side data storage with support for complex data types, TTL-based expiration, and real-time synchronization across tabs. The library is designed to be lightweight and compatible with a wide range of browsers, including legacy versions.
Web developers building applications that require client-side data persistence, especially those needing cross-browser support or real-time data synchronization across multiple tabs or windows.
Developers choose jStorage for its simplicity, library-agnostic design, and robust feature set including TTL, PubSub, and change listeners—all in a minimal package. It stands out for its exceptional browser compatibility, working even in older environments like IE6 without dependencies.
Overview
jStorage is a simple key/value database to store data on browser side
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding client-side data persistence to web applications without server dependencies
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