HTML5 LocalStorage limitations when combined with offline cache & JS memory on smartphones?

In almost all cases, mobile devices have a hard, 5meg limit for all storage for a domain. That includes all of the local/session storage, indexed db, websql, application cache or anything else The best way to store data in this case is either to use local storage or WebSQL for your dictionary data, but instead of storing all of the data, store the 80% use case content, and provide an easy way to be able to load the additional information as necessary HTH, PEte.

In almost all cases, mobile devices have a hard, 5meg limit for all storage for a domain. That includes all of the local/session storage, indexed db, websql, application cache or anything else. The best way to store data in this case is either to use local storage or WebSQL for your dictionary data, but instead of storing all of the data, store the 80% use case content, and provide an easy way to be able to load the additional information as necessary.

HTH, PEte.

The problem is, in offline mode there's no way to load additional information. Anything needed must be made available before. – lechlukasz Nov 17 at 8:20.

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