Browser storage can speed up your website by storing some of your website's largest files (including images) locally in your web browser. Every time a browser loads a web page, all web browsers must be loaded in order to display the web page correctly, including HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and images.
Some pages may contain multiple files and may be small, while other pages may contain many files and may be large. These large files can take a long time to load and each file responds to a separate request to the server, which slows down the page. Some of these large files are stored in the visitor's browser, which can be useful for the browser's memory. Ideally, your site will load faster, so leave it as it is.
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