HTML5 localStorage – Part One « PaperKilledRock.com: "Can’t get much easier then that. Line 1 saves a new entry in the local database with the key of ‘name’ and the value of ‘Hello World!’. That pair is now stored in your browsers database. Line 2 gets the item from the database with the key of ‘name’. In this case would then return ‘Hello World!’. In line 3 we remove the item from the database. Due to browser specific quotas you would want to check for exceptions so you would change line 1 above to the following."
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