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I would like to access either indexedDB or localStorage while the user is logged in to the website, and deny access to that info while the user is logged out. Is there any way to do so?
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I would like to access either indexedDB or localStorage while the user is logged in to the website, and deny access to that info while the user is logged out. Is there any way to do so?
javascript web browser local-storage indexeddb
edited Jan 9 at 4:57
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
richard nelsonrichard nelson
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I would like to access either indexedDB or localStorage while the user is logged in to the website, and deny access to that info while the user is logged out. Is there any way to do so?
javascript web browser local-storage indexeddb
edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
richard nelsonrichard nelson
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I would like to access either indexedDB or localStorage while the user is logged in to the website, and deny access to that info while the user is logged out. Is there any way to do so?
javascript web browser local-storage indexeddb
javascript web browser local-storage indexeddb
edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
11.7k63855
asked Jan 3 at 8:41
richard nelsonrichard nelson
1186
edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
richard nelsonrichard nelson
1186
edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
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edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
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edited Jan 9 at 4:57
Josh
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
richard nelsonrichard nelson
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
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asked Jan 3 at 8:41
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If I imagine following use-case: restrict non-authorized user from accessing sensitive data, which was previously stored by authorized user on the same device, I may consider storing encrypted values that can be deciphered upon successful login with the key from the server. For sure, it will not guarantee data security, but it will definitely ruin app performance that is expected to get boosted by IndexedDB or localStorage.
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If I imagine following use-case: restrict non-authorized user from accessing sensitive data, which was previously stored by authorized user on the same device, I may consider storing encrypted values that can be deciphered upon successful login with the key from the server. For sure, it will not guarantee data security, but it will definitely ruin app performance that is expected to get boosted by IndexedDB or localStorage.
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If I imagine following use-case: restrict non-authorized user from accessing sensitive data, which was previously stored by authorized user on the same device, I may consider storing encrypted values that can be deciphered upon successful login with the key from the server. For sure, it will not guarantee data security, but it will definitely ruin app performance that is expected to get boosted by IndexedDB or localStorage.
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If I imagine following use-case: restrict non-authorized user from accessing sensitive data, which was previously stored by authorized user on the same device, I may consider storing encrypted values that can be deciphered upon successful login with the key from the server. For sure, it will not guarantee data security, but it will definitely ruin app performance that is expected to get boosted by IndexedDB or localStorage.
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If I imagine following use-case: restrict non-authorized user from accessing sensitive data, which was previously stored by authorized user on the same device, I may consider storing encrypted values that can be deciphered upon successful login with the key from the server. For sure, it will not guarantee data security, but it will definitely ruin app performance that is expected to get boosted by IndexedDB or localStorage.
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