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ViewsAdding multiple local storage for same site
- Under the 'Application' tab of chrome I've found there are multiple localstorage (please see the yellow box) like -
https://stackoverflow.com,https://www.google.cometc. - I'm now in stackoverflow (#1)
- I'm trying to add a new local storage by the name
https://mytestdomain.comso I can see it in the yellow box - I've tried the following javascript code to achieve this
var testObject = { 'one': 1, 'two': 2, 'three': 3 };
localStorage.setItem('https://mytestdomain.com', JSON.stringify(testObject));
- but it always gets added under the
localstorage-https://stackoverflow.com(#2, #3). It's not being added as a newlocalStorage
Can anyone help me here?
Thanks in advance.
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Juan Pablo Isaza
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That yellow box in the image represents all the sites which are storing some data in your localstorage. You cannot add a sitename (i.e https://mytestdomain.com) using localstorage.setItem().
Using localstorage.setItem('key', 'val') only set value in current domain's local Storage
If you want some value under https://mytestdomain.com domain, there should be a site with url - https://mytestdomain.com storing something in your localstorage.
Check here in the official doc for more info - Documentation Link
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