The JavaScript `lib.storage.local` is a library that provides a convenient way to store and access data locally in web browsers using the Local Storage mechanism. It allows developers to save key-value pairs of data persistently on the user's device, even when they close or refresh the browser. This library can be used to store various types of data such as strings, numbers, objects, and arrays. It also provides methods for retrieving, updating, and removing stored data. `lib.storage.local` is commonly used for creating web applications that require client-side storage for user preferences, session data, or caching purposes.
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