Local storage is a very effective and easiest way to store the data on the browser side, it provides various methods to easily set, retrieve, and delete the data. This data has no expiration time and it will not delete even if your browser is closed.
Session storage, on the other hand, is similar to Local storage but the key difference is that this data is only available for the duration of the page session. It is cleared when the page session ends.
Cookies, while still usable today, are typically meant for server-side access and have limitations with regard to size and performance. They should mainly be used when you need to attach data to server requests.
IndexedDB offers a more complex solution for storing significant amounts of structured data. It's asynchronous and can handle larger amounts of data, making it an excellent option for robust applications.
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