What are the different types of web storage?

There are two distinct web storage kinds, each with a unique scope and lifetime.

Local Storage: Windows is used for local storage.

Data storage object called localStorage that is available on every page. However, data are persistent even closing and reopening the browser (Stores data with no Expiration).

Session Storage: Windows is used for session storage.

When a window or browser tab is closed, the data stored by the sessionStorage object, which holds data for one session, is lost.

There are two forms of online storage, each with a different scope and longevity, as is described below.

• Local Storage: Windows is used for this storage.Object in local storage that stores data indefinitely. When data is saved locally, it is accessible even if the user's browser is closed and then opened again.
• Storage for sessions: This storage makes use of Windows.One or more sessions' worth of data are stored in a sessionStorage object. Data is lost or destroyed from the browser as soon as the user shuts it, and the session is also lost.