Why is localStorage cleared after application release? [on hold]
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We have a web application (website), that releases every 2 weeks and after that, a user has empty localStorage
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Why does it happen? What processes cause it?
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We have a web application (website), that releases every 2 weeks and after that, a user has empty localStorage
in a browser.
Why does it happen? What processes cause it?
javascript html5
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We have a web application (website), that releases every 2 weeks and after that, a user has empty localStorage
in a browser.
Why does it happen? What processes cause it?
javascript html5
We have a web application (website), that releases every 2 weeks and after that, a user has empty localStorage
in a browser.
Why does it happen? What processes cause it?
javascript html5
javascript html5
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You should inspect if your client code does not clear it given certain criteria (for example if at certain point you have this line on the frontend code: localStorage.clear();
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You should inspect if your client code does not clear it given certain criteria (for example if at certain point you have this line on the frontend code: localStorage.clear();
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You should inspect if your client code does not clear it given certain criteria (for example if at certain point you have this line on the frontend code: localStorage.clear();
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You should inspect if your client code does not clear it given certain criteria (for example if at certain point you have this line on the frontend code: localStorage.clear();
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You should inspect if your client code does not clear it given certain criteria (for example if at certain point you have this line on the frontend code: localStorage.clear();
).
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