firefox clear indexeddb

In firefox, indexeddb can be deleted by: Using Ctrl + Shift (Alt) + Delete and choosing to clear offline website data.

1. How do I delete IndexedDB?
2. How do I clear local storage in Firefox?
3. Where is IndexedDB stored?
4. How long does IndexedDB last?
5. Is IndexedDB secure?
6. How much can you store in IndexedDB?
7. Does clearing cookies clear localStorage?
8. How do I clear all history on Firefox?
9. How do I delete all local storage?
10. Is IndexedDB safer than localStorage?
11. When should I use IndexedDB?
12. Is IndexedDB a memory?

How do I delete IndexedDB?

17 Answers

1. In Chrome, go to Options > Under the Hood > Content Settings > All cookies and Site Data > find the domain where you created the IndexedDB.
2. Hit either the "X" or click "Indexed Database" > Remove.

How do I clear local storage in Firefox?

Delete site storage for individual websites

1. In the Cookies and Site Data section, click Manage Data…. ...
2. Click the site you want to remove and click Remove Selected (or click Remove All to remove all stored cookies and site data).
3. Click Save Changes to finish.

Where is IndexedDB stored?

More specifically, IndexedDB data is stored in the browser profile folder.

How long does IndexedDB last?

3 Answers. IndexedDB data belong to a type of temporary. So these data can be wiped out at any time. These data size/lifetime are managed by very new Quota Management API.

Is IndexedDB secure?

IndexedDB is good but limited feature in security. If possible, a minor API changes will allows developers to protect content in IndexedDB. Browsers may choose to encrypt the actual content (or not).

How much can you store in IndexedDB?

The only limits on the size of the IndexedDB database will be the user's disk space and operating system. The localStorage quota is 5000KB, and there is no way for a web site to ask the browser for permission to store more than that amount in localStorage.

Does clearing cookies clear localStorage?

localStorage is available on all browsers, but persistence is not consistently implemented. ... In Chrome, localStorage is cleared when these conditions are met: (a) clear browsing data, (b) "cookies and other site data" is selected, (c) timeframe is "from beginning of time".

How do I clear all history on Firefox?

How do I clear my history?

1. Click the Library button. , click History and then click Clear Recent History….
2. Select how much history you want to clear: ...
3. Click the OK button.

How do I delete all local storage?

How to clear all or selected items from localStorage

1. Using clear() method. To empty the entire local storage object for the domain you are on, you can use the clear() method, which takes no arguments. ...
2. Using removeItem() method. If you want to remove a specific key from the local storage object for the current domain, you can use the removeItem() method.

Is IndexedDB safer than localStorage?

Although it doesn't have as widespread browser support as local storage, it can be nonetheless useful for locally storing non-sensitive data. IndexedDB has one major advantage over local storage, in that it is a full-fledged database capable of handling more types of data.

When should I use IndexedDB?

IndexedDB is a newer facility for storing large amounts of data in the browser. You can use it to store data of any JavaScript type, such as an object or array, without having to serialize it. All requests against the database are asynchronous, so you get a callback when the request is completed.

Is IndexedDB a memory?

Also, IndexedDB storage in browsers' privacy modes only lasts in-memory until the incognito session is closed (Private Browsing mode for Firefox and Incognito mode for Chrome, but in Firefox this is not implemented yet as of April 2020 so you can't use IndexedDB in Firefox Private Browsing at all).