User data is a key element of a good user interface when it comes to developing applications. It can be comprised of things such as preferences and settings that users can make to a website platform. These data must be stored in a secure way and protected from unauthorised access.

There are a myriad of ways to save user data but in this post, we will focus on three options: Local Storage (local storage) as well as Session Data (session storage) and App Data. Each of these options have their own pros and cons however they are all ideal for storing tiny amounts of data in the browser.

App data is a great way to store preferences and settings specific to apps. However it is important to remember that app data is not persistent, meaning that the moment a user closes their browser or their browser session expires, any app data will be lost. It is also important to know that app data is not safe, since anyone with the encryption key will be able to view the data. It is suggested that app data is not used to store sensitive information such as passwords.

Session storage is similar to app data in that it is also application-specific, but it is a lot more scalable and allows for a much larger amount of data to be stored. However, like app data session storage isn’t permanent, so if a user clears their browser cookies or the session ends all the application’s session data will be lost.

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