A site I'm building uses localstorage with a fallback to php sessions.
How can I test my website in a localstorage free environment without downgrading Firefox, Internet Explorer 8, Chrome or Safari? 开发者_如何学JAVASo I'm probably looking for an add-on for one of these browsers?
I've tried ie7 mode in ie8 - no joy :(
For Firefox:
Dom.storage.enabled
The Web Applications 1.0 specification defines a mechanism allowing web pages to store information with a web browser (similar to cookies) called “client-side session and persistent storage.” Although use of session storage is subject to a user’s cookie preferences, this preference allows it to be disabled entirely.
For Chrome:
Chrome/Chromium - disable HTML5 LocalStorage and Databases for all webpages /or ask user
While some resources on the Internet claims that Chrome's cookie blocking does not also block LocalStorage, I just ran a quick test and discovered that it does actually block LocalStorage, (at least in Chrome 12, the current beta version).
For IE:
Internet Explorer
Select “Tools” -> “Internet Options” -> “General” -> check “Delete browsing history on exit”, click on “Delete”, check “Cookies”, click on “Delete” once more and restart your browser afterwards.
Not really sure about Safari but I imagine it is similar to Chrome.
Start Chrome with option/command-line switch:
--disable-local-storage
In Firefox set dom.storage.enabled
to false
in about:config.
Most simple way i've found for Chrome is to disable both Cookies and Local storage. Here's how:
Settings -> "Show advanced settings..." -> "Content settings..." -> "Block sites from setting any data"
If you want to disable localstorage in IE. Use this
Select “Internet Options” -> “Advanced” Tab -> Go to “Security” -> uncheck “Enable DOM-Storage”
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