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JavaScript provides methods: JSON.stringify to convert objects into JSON.… JSON.stringify can be applied to primitives as well.… JSON.stringify automatically calls it if available.… JavaScript provides methods JSON.stringify to serialize into JSON and JSON.parse to read from JSON.… If an object has toJSON, then it is called by JSON.stringify.

Or, if we like JSON more, then JSON.stringify and send as a string.

IE supports only strings, so we should JSON.stringify complex objects to support that browser. targetOrigin

It’s like JSON.stringify, but more powerful, capable of storing much more datatypes.… JSON.stringify also fails for such objects.