Chapter 8: Web storage and offline web applications
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| page | example / figure | screenshot |
|---|---|---|
| 208 | Figure 8.1 Two windows demonstrating the difference between “sessionStorage” and cookies created with: IE 9b |  |
| 211 | Figure 8.2 The Firefox add-on Firebug displaying “sessionStorage” created with: Firefox 4.0b |  |
| 212 | Figure 8.3 Opera displaying Developer Tools created with: Opera 10.60 |  |
| 218 | Figure 8.4 Google Chrome status messages for offl ine storage created with: Chrome 6 |  |
| 219 | Figure 8.5 Firefox information on an element in the offl ine cache created with: Firefox 4.0b |  |
| 221 | Figure 8.6 The program “Click to tick!” during a game created with: Chrome 6 tested with: Firefox 3.6, Opera 10.5, Chrome 6, Safari 5 (Cache MANIFEST not supported correctly) |  |
| 223 | Figure 8.7 Creating a new game using the administration interface created with: Chrome 6 tested with: Firefox 3.6, Opera 10.5, Chrome 6, Safari 5 |  |
| 225 | Figure 8.8 Google Chrome Developer Tools loading the offl ine cache created with: Chrome 6 |  |