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I know one way to pass information to another page in Javascript is to use a get request and put everything on the URL. But are there any other ways?
Is it possible for the Javascript to read post requests or data on a form? Are there any ways to use browser cache or somehow have page A manage and manipulate the loading of page B?
Actually, I think the best answer is store.js https://github.com/frankkohlhepp/store-js. It uses localstorage or other solutions on older browsers.