- Conditional Redirection: With the If action, users can be redirected to different pages or tabs based on the value read.
- Form Session Transience: Temporary data entered into forms can be stored in Session Storage and reloaded when pages change.
- Restore on Page Refresh: Session data can be read with the Page On Page Load action and default values can be assigned.
Technical Risks and Controls
- Empty Key or Missing Data: May return null or undefined when an undefined key is entered. This should be checked with the If action.
- Temporary Data Loss: All Session Storage data is deleted when the session closes. Local Storage should be preferred if persistent data is required.
- Browser Incompatibility: Very old browsers may not support Session Storage. Testing should be performed.
- Security: Data stored on the browser can be read by the user. Sensitive data should not be stored without encryption.
Read From Session Storage is an effective solution for using user-specific temporary information within an application, improving user experience, and processing session-based data. With its simple configuration, dynamic integration capabilities, and high compatibility, it enables you to build a powerful temporary data management infrastructure in your application.