Comment by digitaltrees 5 days ago But the browser lets you store credentials in local storage, what’s the problem? 4 comments digitaltrees Reply hollowturtle 5 days ago You're not asking this seriously arent you? Local storage follows strict security policies, go read the spec digitaltrees 5 days ago Vibe coded apps storing api keys in local storage is a trope at this point isn't it? hollowturtle 5 days ago That would be dumb and dangerous. That said local storage is used by all major frameworks/libraries for storing jwt tokens of the current session 1 reply →
hollowturtle 5 days ago You're not asking this seriously arent you? Local storage follows strict security policies, go read the spec digitaltrees 5 days ago Vibe coded apps storing api keys in local storage is a trope at this point isn't it? hollowturtle 5 days ago That would be dumb and dangerous. That said local storage is used by all major frameworks/libraries for storing jwt tokens of the current session 1 reply →
digitaltrees 5 days ago Vibe coded apps storing api keys in local storage is a trope at this point isn't it? hollowturtle 5 days ago That would be dumb and dangerous. That said local storage is used by all major frameworks/libraries for storing jwt tokens of the current session 1 reply →
hollowturtle 5 days ago That would be dumb and dangerous. That said local storage is used by all major frameworks/libraries for storing jwt tokens of the current session 1 reply →
You're not asking this seriously arent you? Local storage follows strict security policies, go read the spec
Vibe coded apps storing api keys in local storage is a trope at this point isn't it?
That would be dumb and dangerous. That said local storage is used by all major frameworks/libraries for storing jwt tokens of the current session
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