I described how to use jStore as a client-side persistent storage in my last post. The jStore manage a number of different storage engines, such as gears and flash objects. But they all need additional downloads.
The IE browser has provide a mechanism called userdata behavior to store max 128kb data a page, 1024kb a domain. This is a portion of DHTML that suppoted by IE5 or later. Refer to this article: userData Behavior.
The userdata behavior is much like what cookie does, but it supply a much bigger storage. The data is stored in the C:Documents and SettingsUser NameUserData folder, which will be visible even if you refresh the page or re-open the IE browser. The data will always exist, unless you delete it manually or set the expire date.
Here is an example:
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