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Am 09.08.2016 um 23:56 schrieb Stefan Ram:

>   Was there an easy alternative to do this before HTML5?


That depends. What exactly do you want to "remember" and how long (just
for this session, as long as possible, until the next browser restart or
what?).

Cookies, session storage, parameters in url... there are many possible
solutions.

Greetz,
MK
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