LH Persistent Forms remembers what visitors type into forms, in their own browser, so a closed tab, a lost connection or a repeat visit doesn’t mean typing it all again.

• Per page: a half-written comment is saved as you type and put back if you return to the page. It’s cleared once the form is submitted.
• Across the site: your name and email are filled in for you on any form on the site.

Everything stays in the visitor’s browser, in IndexedDB; nothing is sent to the server, and passwords are never stored. Which fields are remembered is set with two filters. There are no settings screens.

It replaces LH Localforage and carries each visitor’s saved values over automatically. It uses the small idb-keyval library, shared through LH idb-keyval where that’s installed and bundled otherwise.

• How it works
• Moving from LH Localforage
• Changelog

LH Infinite Scroll loads the next page of posts as a visitor reaches the end of a list, so they can keep reading an archive without clicking through page links. It works with the Query Loop block in any block theme, on the posts page, archives and search results.

Key features

• The next page starts loading shortly before the visitor gets to the end of the list, so new posts are usually there by the time they arrive.
• The address bar and tab title follow the page being read, so a link copied or a page reloaded lands back in the same place, without filling the back button with page steps.
• New posts are added to the list without reloading anything already on the page, and a post that would appear twice because something new was published is skipped.
• Built on progressive enhancement: the normal page links stay in the page, are hidden only while loading works, and come back if a page cannot be loaded. Without JavaScript the archive works as usual.
• Screen reader users are told when more posts have loaded.
• No settings and no extra stylesheet: activate it and any Query Loop that inherits the main query scrolls on.

• Developer reference
• Changelog