Local storage question

JavaScript
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I created an index page in HTML. Using JS, I save data to local storage. The code works and each time I change a field and press the button it updates local storage.

However, if I open up the same index page in Fire-fox and in Google Chrome, changes made within each browser seems to update different stored data. It appears that each browser has its own memory location even though I use the same computer.

Is this the case? Is it possible to have two different browser instances of the same page access and update the same local storage?

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no, local storage is just for the single browser, and until local storage is cleaned

if you want data to stay between different clients you need to implement a back-end

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Thank you for your response.

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