What is the difference between localStorage and sessionStorage objects?

Local storage

• Only local storage can be read by the client.
• No information is sent to the server.
• Older browsers that support it are fewer in number.

Session storage

• Accordingly, information is only kept around for the length of a session, or up until the browser (or tab) is closed.
• Only local storage can be read by the client.
• No information is sent to the server.
• Older browsers that support it are fewer in number.

Local storage

• Local storage has a 5MB/10MB storage capacity.
•  It browsers that support it are fewer in number.

Session storage

• The session storage has a 5MB storage capacity.
• It functions per window or tab and is session-based.