Data Retention Made Easy: Persist data with Chrome.storage API in Chrome Extensions
Chrome extensions are a powerful tool for adding functionality to the Google Chrome browser, but without proper data persistence, users may lose important information or have to re-enter data every time they use the extension. The chrome.storageAPI provides a simple way to store and retrieve data in a Chrome extension, making it possible to persist data even after the extension has been closed. In this article, we will explore the chrome.storage API and show you how to use it to persist data in your Chrome extension. Whether you are a seasoned developer or just starting out, this article will provide you with the necessary tools and tips to make your Chrome extension data persistent and ensure a seamless user experience.
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This API provides a simple way to store key-value pairs of data that persist even after the extension is closed. You can use the chrome.storage.local property to store data locally on the user's device, or the chrome.storage.sync…
