user34534
Reputation: 51
How to optimize Indexed DB storage limit?
I am building a website that uses IndexedDB to cache many large images. The number of images will exceed few thousands over time, and each image is around 20-30 KB in size. I am trying to find the best way to optimize the total amount of stored data. What factors should I consider? Is there an ideal maximum size for data stored in IndexedDB to prevent degradation of the browser's and user's computer performance?
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