You can use a service to read the required data from the server database (assuming there is one), and then save it in as JSON in local storage.
If there is no server, the data can be stored in a script file as a serialized string (for example: myDataJSON = "{ countries:['a','b','c','d'], languages:['en','fr',]}";).
The string can be accessed using "RunJavaScript" and parsed using ParseJSON.
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