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sohe Sura recently wrote this blog post called the ultimate guide to handling JW teas on front-end clients graph QL in parentheses and I read through this article and it kind of unlocked something for me because I was always thinking about when I was doing authentication juggling between storing the JWT and a cookie and storing it in local storage and there was always pros and cons with both and I didnamp;#39;t know which one to do like with a hundred percent certainty but this article introduced a concept to me that I had heard offhand a few times before but never really gave much thought to it because I didnamp;#39;t think it was viable for most cases and that was storing the JWT or the access and memory and now when I say storing it in memory what I mean is just like storing it in a variable in JavaScript and so what that means is say when the page refreshes the access or the JWT is totally gone and so I figured for like most use cases that must be terrible because most maybe exce
