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I've found google chrome's profile in the file directory's of both linux and windows, but I can't find session manager amongst the extensions (and have my doubts that loading up the profile will work as intended).
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I've found google chrome's profile in the file directory's of both linux and windows, but I can't find session manager amongst the extensions (and have my doubts that loading up the profile will work as intended).
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Session Manager in chrome is keep in the Singleton Cookie
which is in ~/.config/google-chrome/...
. Of note (especially if a open session (foreground OR background) is active, You will get a Operation Not Permitted
this is primarily because the `Token `` is more or less hashed to that session and machine the configs from it however transfer.
To backup or migrate your full settings all that is needed is to:
Linux:
cp -r ~/.config/google-chrome/* /${some mountpoint} ## for ex. a usb mountpoint or somewhere else you need /desire it for backup / version control
ex.
sudo mount /dev/sdb /media
sudo cp -r ~/.config/google-chrome/* /media
MAC:
cp -r ~USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/User Data/Default/Preferences/{some mountpoint}
ex.
sudo mount /dev/disk1 /Volumes/$USERNAME/foo
sudo cp -r ~USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/User Data/Default/Preferences /Volumes/$USERNAME/foo
Windows:
cp -r C:\Documents and Settings*UserName*\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default /{some mountpoint}
ex.
SELECT DISK 1
XCOPY /E C:\Documents and Settings*UserName*\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default /DISK1/foo
I've done this , and everything but the singleton stuff has been sent. When I try to send that over it says file manager does not support symbolic links. – Erlja Jkdf. – 2015-05-18T15:18:20.203
that is fine they are recreated on new instance be that a reisntall or new hdd/sdd – linuxdev2013 – 2015-05-18T15:27:17.737
YOU CAN NOT "save" the Session manager its the singleton cookie stuff but IT will auto re-sync on transport if copied (will get a warning at least on linux that it had 'Operation Not allowed" – linuxdev2013 – 2015-05-16T15:06:03.197
So syncing the profile and downloading the extension will cut it? – Erlja Jkdf. – 2015-05-16T21:56:16.750
sudo cp -r ~/.config/google/* /usb (or wherever ) and the reverse later yes – linuxdev2013 – 2015-05-16T22:38:26.693
I grok you now on the singleton cookie thing, but you're saying i should use the sudo command when I'm copying it to a new system? I'm trying sudo cp -r~/home/user/.config/google-chrome/ and the command is invalid. – Erlja Jkdf. – 2015-05-17T07:43:16.370
there is a <space> in between cp -r <space> ~/username/.config for ex. sudo cp -r ~/linux-modder/.config/google-chrome the sudo part is mainly for usbs and such if YOU own the destination file it is not needed.. for ex copying from ~/.config/google-chrome to say ~/Documents – linuxdev2013 – 2015-05-17T12:18:40.020
Copying and pasting it into my USB also works, right? And from there, if I add the cookie to my chrome profile on a new computer, it will recover my session manager sessions right? – Erlja Jkdf. – 2015-05-18T08:22:37.907
Yes to a usb or even NFS (shared / networked drive works) will edit my answer for clarity. – linuxdev2013 – 2015-05-18T12:53:51.123