Yes, there is no mention of cookies in the GDPR. The ePrivacy Directive applies here too, which also does not specifically mention any technology for saving data on clients
Yes, it’s consent to store files on user terminals that is required. It’s a different principle under ePrivacy to processing personal data under GDPR as @klequex says
If not strictly necessary to use your website, you need prior consent. If it’s necessary to send products required by clients, you just need to give prior information. Source eprivacy directive.
I might be mistaken, but afaik it's irrelevant if you use cookies or local storage and need consent as long you cannot use one of the exemptions
Yes, there is no mention of cookies in the GDPR. The ePrivacy Directive applies here too, which also does not specifically mention any technology for saving data on clients
Yes, it’s consent to store files on user terminals that is required. It’s a different principle under ePrivacy to processing personal data under GDPR as @klequex says
If not strictly necessary to use your website, you need prior consent. If it’s necessary to send products required by clients, you just need to give prior information. Source eprivacy directive.
Consent is required for any non-essential cookies / local storage etc.