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is it possible to cache form contents on client side? Like maintaining state even if the form is un-saved and the user moves to a new page then returns back to the form?
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which one is best for caching?
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cause i want to be sure which one to use before i learn it. so i dont have to realize afterwards that it was a bad choice.
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