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Every time you run and close a Gologin profile, the system automatically creates a session snapshot. Profile history in Gologin allows you to restore from up to 5 latest sessions. A session snapshot includes:
  • Cookies
  • Session storage
  • Logged-in state
  • Website tokens
  • Browser data from that session
If needed, you can restore the profile to any of these previous session states.

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How to restore the profile session?

To restore your profile to one of the 5 latest sessions, just click 3 dots on the profile > History > choose the latest known-good session > click Restore. GoLogin_profile_history.gif

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When to use profile history?

Restoring from snapshots could be useful when:
  1. An account got logged out
    If a website logs you out unexpectedly, you can restore a previous session where the account was still active.
  2. Lost data
    If you don’t see the recent opened tabs or suspect that the last profile sync wasn’t correct due to network connection issues.
  3. Broken website state
    If you see the website doesn’t behave like it’s supposed to due to cache changes or extension intervention.
  4. Profile non-functional If you can’t launch a profile due to any non-proxy-related erros, for example, if the previous session didn’t sync correctly.

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Best practices

✅ Always close profiles properly
Abrupt shutdowns may result in unstable snapshots.
✅ Don’t abuse restores
Constantly jumping between sessions can look unnatural.
✅ Keep proxy consistency
Restoring a US session while using a new EU proxy may invalidate cookies.
✅ Use it as a recovery tool
It’s best for fixting mistakes or reverting instability.