I'm not sure what you're calling "zones", but local storage is domain
specific.
I was referring to the HTML origins - ie describing urls that do not
have the same origin as being in different "zones".
See < https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Same_origin_policy_for_JavaScript >
Apologies for the confusion, I could not remember the correct term at
the time.
Also, the data can't be accessed without knowing the key.
Yes it can. I don't believe there is anything Greasemonkey-specific that
prevents this that I'm aware of, but try the following JSBin example
(please excuse the crude logging/messaging method):
http://jsbin.com/upacaq/edit#javascript,html,live
You'll see on the right-hand pane that all the value/key pairs are
listed using a loop with no knowledge of the key names :)
kwah
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