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dom - JavaScript question: Onbeforeunload or Onunload?

So I want to store some information in localstorage of a browser when the page is refreshed or the user exits the page for future use. I figured that I'd use some Javascript to detect the event and store the state of the page visit.

Now my predicament is: shall i use Onbeforeunload or Onunload method to accomplish this objective?

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Why not register it with both just to be on the safe side? Just have the listener do a check to see if the data's stored yet and exit early.

Here's a quick example using event properties:

window.onunload = window.onbeforeunload = (function(){

  var didMyThingYet=false;

  return function(){
    if (didMyThingYet) return;
    didMyThingYet=true;
    // do your thing here...
  }

}());

Or you could use attachEvent:

(function(){

  var didMyThingYet=false;

  function listener (){
    if (didMyThingYet) return;
    didMyThingYet=true;
    // do your thing here...
  }

  window.attachEvent("onbeforeunload", listener);
  window.attachEvent("onunload", listener);    

}());

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