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I've Angular app which needs webstorage (in my case sessionstorage) to work correct. I need to check users web browser settings to avoid launch app when it's disabled. How to check it using the best method?



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but release data is really old, so I would ask, is it still good way.






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    I've Angular app which needs webstorage (in my case sessionstorage) to work correct. I need to check users web browser settings to avoid launch app when it's disabled. How to check it using the best method?



    I found this site:



    https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/localstorage-pattern



    but release data is really old, so I would ask, is it still good way.






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      I've Angular app which needs webstorage (in my case sessionstorage) to work correct. I need to check users web browser settings to avoid launch app when it's disabled. How to check it using the best method?



      I found this site:



      https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/localstorage-pattern



      but release data is really old, so I would ask, is it still good way.






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      I've Angular app which needs webstorage (in my case sessionstorage) to work correct. I need to check users web browser settings to avoid launch app when it's disabled. How to check it using the best method?



      I found this site:



      https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/localstorage-pattern



      but release data is really old, so I would ask, is it still good way.






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          if (window.localStorage){
          
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// the user's browser supports localStorage
          
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