HTML5: saving data in local database when browser closes
I would like to see a good tutorial or simple/clear example of storing a value using local storage in HTML5, where the data is still there after the browser is closed and reopened. I believe there are two ways of storing data, just as text, or in a database. I prefer the database for now. I suppose it will be more complex to start, but in the end it's more useful for what I want.
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Thank you. I don't need to write an application that will work across all browsers. At first I want to get familiar with it, and create a tool for my own use, on my mobile phone and in a browser. So I know what those browsers can do, and they support this.
Then you might get betters answers if you add more specific zones to your question by clicking on "Request Attention" above and tell the mods what OS and phone you are using.
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As best I can find, 'database' storage is not universally implemented. In other words, they can't agree on what to do.