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Webkit support for local storage in Samsung TV browser

I am transferring an HTML-based application to a Samsung smart TV. The application uses local storage to save preferences, etc. Local storage appears to be supported, and data is saved while the browser is open. But as soon as the browser leaves ... poof! data has disappeared. Other data, such as sessions and cookies, are stored.

I use the Lawnchair library in the application and also checked with jStorage . They do not remain behind closing the browser.

The browser (or browser component) on the TV is webkit build 534.7. From the game in the browser, I suspect that it is written in Adobe Air.

I also tested the Air browser component on my PC, which is a build of 533.19.4 webkits. This does not seem to support local storage.

Chrome on my PC, create 535.19 webkits, works great in all my tests.

So where is the lie to blame: is it a web kit build, an Adobe Air webkit implementation, or a TV? Can anyone suggest a fix or suggestion for a job?

Thank.

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Unfortunately, I don't have a 2012 model, so I can’t check if the HTML5 localStorage file is working or not.

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