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localStorage is a recent addition that makes those server programs less important. 

What do you mean by that?

"sessions" are a server concept.

The server maintains some sort of persistent storage (database, flat file, keystore, etc.) for a "session". Since HTTP is session-less, though, you have to tie requests together into a "session" using e.g. a cookie, a page parameter, etc.

And there is normally nothing permanent about sessions. They normally expire after some short time. (Perhaps hours - it's up to you.)

I think i worded my question incorrectly, i basically don't want to use localstorage to temporarily save the input data... 

I want to be able to return to the page time and time again with the same information i had input last time, whether it is from the same computer or another computer somewhere else in the world.

Almost like when someone saves a shopping cart? I just don't require any users as this particular project is only being accessed by 2 people that need to see and update and share the same input information.

Im open to any kind of suggestions to achieve this

What you've said is that you no longer want to store data in the browsers, you want to store it on your server. jQuery can't help you with that, since jQuery runs in the browser.

Since all users share the same date, you don't need sessions at all.

Store the data in a database or file on your server. When your server language makes the page, it gets the data from the database.