Profile local backup management

Written By Penny - Product specialist

Last updated About 2 hours ago

The Local Backup Management feature allows you to view, manage, and recover browser profile data (including Cookies, LocalStorage, and IndexedDB) from up to 3 stored local snapshots per profile.

You can customize backup items from [Settings - Data & storage]. Save your edit and it will be applied to newly opened and closed profiles.

To manage local backups, simply go to [Profiles - Profiles], you can see the [Local backup management] icon-button next to the refresh icon-button.

Overview Metrics

  • Backed up profile count: Displays the total number of profiles that currently have local backups stored.

  • Saved snapshot packages: Shows the total number of individual snapshot files saved across all profiles.

Local Backup Management

Easily view, manage, and restore browser profile data (Cookies, LocalStorage, Extension data, and IndexedDB) using automatically saved local snapshots.

Interface Overview

Field

Description

Backed up profile count

Total profiles with available local backups.

Saved snapshot packages

Total saved snapshot files stored across all profiles (up to 3 per profile).

Title / Folder

The profile name and its assigned folder (e.g., TikTok-ga, Amazon).

Snapshot Version

File version (e.g., 20260820_v3). The most recent backup is tagged latest.

Data Tags

Shows included data types (Cookie, LocalStorage, IndexedDB).

Size & Time

Backup file size and creation timestamp.

How to Recover Backup Data

1. Fast Single Recovery

  • Full Restore: Click the Blue Recover Icon to restore all profile data from that snapshot.

  • Partial Restore: Click the Three Dots (โ‹ฎ) next to a snapshot to restore specific data types only:

    • Recover cookie

    • Recover Local storage

    • Recover IndexedDB

    • Recover Extension data

2. Batch Recovery

  • Select the radio buttons next to the snapshots you want to restore.

  • Click Recover selected in the top-right corner.

3. Delete Backups

  • Click the Red Trash Icon next to any snapshot to remove it permanently.