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With JavaScript/HTML5’s “LocalStorage” feature, if you’re on myDomain.com:81 and you set a value in local storage, but then redirect to myDomain.com, the local storage will be different, and the value will be lost.
How can I store a simple value that exists across all domains in my browser?
If it makes a difference, this is for a Chrome extension.
Chrome extensions have their own dedicated localStorage that works across all domains. You can use it by accessing localStorage from a background page (or any other extension page).