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JSON Web Token or JWT, is a standard for safely passing claims in space constrained environments. Simplicity, compactness and usability are key features of its architecture.

Cookies are small peace of data that are stored on user's computers. Cookies were and are still subject to criticism due to their nature, as they suffer from three major attacks: Man-in-the-Middle, XSS and CSRF. But there is an easy way to protect your data against these attacks.

While creating several web application I was interested in where sensitive information should be stored securely. Some developers prefer storing data in cookies, some of them in localStorage and only a few of them in sessionStorage. It is time to shed light on these questions.

Various websites could contain useful information, that you would like to keep locally for the future. Unfortunately, not all websites adapted to be printable via default browser behaviour. Using CSS3 print media query this feature lack could be easily fixed.

Well-known resource GitHub for every developer could be not just a repository for your code, but even free hosting for your website with SSL certificate.