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Cookie fallback for Safari private browsing #156
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Can we build this as a plugin maybe, so it doesn't pollute the codebase - I'll work on it, if you folks want. |
Any progress on this issue? |
Yup! Almost done :) there's a major update coming soon.
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store.js v2 is almost complete, and has a cookie storage option (among a bunch of additional addon features - see https://github.com/marcuswestin/store.js/tree/v2-dev/storage & https://github.com/marcuswestin/store.js/tree/v2-dev/addon). Stay tuned for an official release. |
This will be part of version 2 when released in the new year. |
Store.js v2.0 has been released with a cookie fallback for safari private browsing. If you update to the latest version using the v1 backcompatible build you will automatically get this functionality plus a bunch more :) |
Thank you for your work! One more thing: |
localStorage is not supported by Safari in private mode but cookies are supported. Cookies persists on page refresh etc, so fallback could be implemented.
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