Does HTML5 session storage persist after redirects when redirected back to original domain? [duplicate]

Question

I read some documentation on sessionStorage and localStorage, but I don't understand what the scope is: the domain, a specific page?

For example, if I have the following pages:

http://example.com/products.aspx?productID=1

http://example.com/products.aspx?productID=2

http://example.com/services.aspx?serviceID=3

And if on each of the above pages I run (with idvalue being the value in the querystring):

localStorage.setItem('ID',idvalue);

Am I going to end up with 3 different values stored, or are the values going to overwrite each other?

Answer 1

Session Storage:

1. Values persist only as long as the window or tab in which they stored.

2. Values are only visible within the window or tab that created them.

Local Storage:

1. Values persist window and browser lifetimes.

2. Values are shared across every window or tab running at the same origin.

So, by reading and understanding this each key-value pair is unique for each domain, because local storage persist values across window or tab.

Answer 2

The values are going to overwrite each other. Each key-name pair is unique for a protocol and domain, regardless of the paths.

The affected domain can be changed via the document.domain property.

• sub.example.com -> example.com is possible (subdomain)
• sub.example.com -> other.example.com is not possible