I know the HTML5 save data is stored locally, but does it require a cookie like the Flash object? Or is the ini saved as a text file on the hard drive?
Html5 Save data
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It's saved in the storage of the site, you can access it in Developer Tools under the Application Tab. I don't know exactly what technology is used.
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It's saved in the storage of the site, you can access it in Developer Tools under the Application Tab. I don't know exactly what technology is used.
Mmm ... that doesn't really help because I'm not sure what you mean by site. The problem is that in the past, Flash saved game data was deleted when cookies were cleared because (part of) the saved data was stored locally as a cookie in the temp files and not saved at all when cookies were blocked / not allowed.
So, is HTML5 saved data permanent? That's my concern.
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They're stored here:
Please login to see this picture.I just cleared the site data, and it seems to have deleted the game highscores.
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