HTML5 local storage provides a way to store data locally within the user's browser. It allows web applications to store data even after the browser is closed, making it useful for creating offline-capable web applications.
Here is an example of how to use HTML5 local storage:
In this example, we create a text input field, a button to save the input, and a paragraph to display the saved text. When the button is clicked, we save the input to local storage using the localStorage.setItem() method. To retrieve the saved text, we use the localStorage.getItem() method and display it in the paragraph element.