Local Storage is supported if you use HTML. First of all you should make sure that your browser supports Local Storage. Data is stored as NAME,VALUE pairs in local storage.
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Let us say you want to store the string "Hi, Good Morning". You need to create a NAME \ VALUE pair, your VALUE being "Hi, Good morning" and the NAME can be anything. In the present example the NAME is "Greetings".
All you need to do is create a web page (just HTML) shown here:
Greetings.png
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Let us say you want to store the string "Hi, Good Morning". You need to create a NAME \ VALUE pair, your VALUE being "Hi, Good morning" and the NAME can be anything. In the present example the NAME is "Greetings".
All you need to do is create a web page (just HTML) shown here:
When you browse this page on your local IIS Server (localhost), you will see the greeting:
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