title: Anonymous Users with Parse SDK
body: <p>I'm aware that Parse.com does not support Anonymous Users for the Javascript SDK which is what I'm using now. I've asked a Parse staff member what an alternative for those using the Parse Javascript SDK and want to have something like the Anonymous User feature offered for the Parse ios SDK might be. I was told by the Parse staff member: "This is not officially supported yet, but you might be able to implement something similar by generating a random username and password that is stored in localStorage for this user". Now, right now, the following code allows me to save information to my Parse database</p>
  
  <pre><code>var MYObject = Parse.Object.extend("MYObject");      
  var myObject = new MYObject(); 
  var SomeStuff = "Test"; 
  
  myObject.set("RECORD",SomeStuff); 
  myObject.save(null, { success: function(myObject) 
  { //alert alert('New object created  with objectId: ' + myObject.id); } 
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>This creates a new class then adds "RECORD" and "Test". It works. Yet this is saved without needing a username or password at all. I'm wondering why just allowing users to save data like that can't be sufficient instead of having the Anonymous User feature Parse offers or in my case, an alternative solution for the Anonymous User feature since Anonymous User is not supported by the Parse Javascript SDK which is what I'm using. Is the reason the Anonymous User feature offered in the first place a matter of security? Should I resort to the alternative solution given to me by Parse staff or is it unnecessary? </p>