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Session Management

Nothing Browser auto-saves your session on close and lets you reload it at any time.

What's in a Session

Sessions are JSON files that contain:

  • All captured network requests (method, URL, status, headers, bodies)
  • All WebSocket frames
  • All cookies
  • All localStorage and sessionStorage entries
  • The current URL

Auto-Save

On close, the session is saved to:

~/.config/nothing-browser/sessions/last-session.json

Loading the Last Session

Session → Load Last Session (Ctrl+Shift+O)

Or on the next launch, use the menu — the last session is always available.

Saving a Named Session

Session → Save Current Session... (Ctrl+S)

Enter a name. The session is saved to:

~/.config/nothing-browser/sessions/your-name.json

Quick Save (Auto-name)

Session → Quick Save (Ctrl+Shift+S)

Saves with a timestamp name: 2025-03-15_14-30-22.json

Sharing Sessions

Sessions are plain JSON. Copy the file to any machine running Nothing Browser and load it via Session → Load Session.... All captured data — including cookies and WebSocket frames — transfers.

Sessions Folder

Session → Open Sessions Folder opens the sessions directory in your file manager.

MIT License — use it, build on it, sell scripts with it.