It is necessary for the browser to remember the variables in which the total amount of money is stored, the upgrades purchased, etc. (I do something like a clicker, I just can’t figure out cookies) What is the easiest way to do this without perepepachivaniya code?

  • The best browser option is localStorage developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/Window/localStorage - lampa
  • I asked a question a bit incorrectly, I have a variable, say X, as a result of user actions, it changed, how to keep its current state and return it next time, as simple as possible (sample code) - Lspewz

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Ideally, it is better to use localstorage to such APPs and store them in a browser, and connecting jquery only for yourself will be more expensive.

    When it was necessary on the client to work with cookies and jQuery plugin greatly helped - jQuery Cookie

    To create a cookie, simply write the following:

    $.cookie('name', 'value');

    To read:

     $.cookie('name');

    For more examples, see the link, a very simple and convenient plugin.

      @Lspewz as an example with a time counter:

      It works here: https://jsfiddle.net/26ykbm68/

       if(localStorage['count'] != null) { count = parseInt(window.localStorage['count']); } setInterval(function() { $("#count").html(count); window.localStorage['count'] = count; count++; }, 1000); $("#clear").on("click", function() { window.localStorage['count'] = null; count = 0; });