You can either click on “On Start-up” settings from the left side-bar or by scrolling down the page.īy default, you would have Open the New Tab page selected.
To enable, launch Chrome and open settings from the top right corner of the page. This way, you not only save the data but also make time to review them one by one, later. It’s great if you’ve dozens of tabs open and all of them have useful info. It resumes the entire Chrome session as it is after you launch Chrome. Some info about format is here: (source - chrome/browser/sessions/session_command.Read: How to Do Advanced Find Search in Google Chrome How to Restore Google Chrome Tabs After Restart 1. There is also "Current Session" file, protected when Chrome is running with 0x534e5353 0x01 (SNSS\0x01) magic. * For Linux and OS X: Decrypt Chrome Linux BLOB encrypted cookies in Python Decrypting Chromium cookies * For Windows: Encrypted cookies in Chrome There are several decryption tools on overflow: Both values, however, need to be read & written when accessing a cookie because they are marked "non null"). This will be higher on older hardware but still insignificant.Įncrypted data is binary (with an overhead of 128 bytes on Windows) and binary data must be stored in a BLOB so only one of two fields ("value" or "encrypted_value") will have data with the other being empty. Performance tests indicate a penalty of about 1ms per cookie (regardless of size) on a Mac and 0.1ms to 0.7ms (depending on the size) under Windows.
Session cookies are in the file too.Įncryption is enabled for (MAC) OS X and Windows:Įncrypt all stored cookies on selected operating systems.Īs part of the goal of protecting private user information, this encrypts the cookie values on operating systems with user-specific crypto APIs and that do not otherwise protect this data. "value" text field of many recent cookies is empty cookie value is stored in encrypted_value BLOB (I think, there was switch to encrypted storage of cookies some time ago - commited in February 2014, issue 313323 - older cookies are stored unencrypted, even secure ones). There is table "cookies" with (at april 2015, M42 version in stable): INTEGER creation_utc This file is in SQLite database (can be opened by many tools, for example /). Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default Hmm, there seems to be "Cookies" file in UserDir of Chrome:ĭocuments and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
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