What folders are for

Profile folders help you group and manage your browser profiles like a pro. Whether you’re handling multiple clients, projects, or test sets, folders keep things neat and easy to find. All profiles without a folder live in the Default folder automatically.

Why folders are useful

• Stay organized: group profiles by purpose, client, or status
• Add notes: leave reminders or context right on the folder
• Search smart: quickly find folders using the sidebar search

How to use folders

How to create a folder

1. Open your profile list
2. Click the “Create folder” icon at the top of the left side menu
3. Enter a folder name
4. Enter a note (optional)
5. Click “Create”

How to move profiles to a folder

1. Choose the menu you prefer:
   1. Right-click a profile in the list, or
   2. Select profile(s) using checkboxes and use the top menu
2. Click “Move to folder”

3. Find the folder you need in the pop-up window
4. Click “Move” to confirm your choice

How to edit a folder

1. Hover over a folder name
2. Click the pencil icon

3. Make the changes you need
4. Click “Update” to save them

How to delete a folder

1. Hover over a folder name
2. Click the trash bin icon

3. Choose whether to move the profiles in the folder to trash bin or delete them permanently
4. Click “Delete” to confirm your choice

How to sort folders

1. Hover over the folder list
2. Click and hold the vertical dots icon
3. Drag the folder to the position you need
4. Release the icon

• Pro tips
• Use folders for categories like “Clients”, “Test Profiles”, or “Accounts in Review”
• Pair folder notes with profile tags for max organization
• Keep names short and clear for better visibility

FAQs

What happens if I try to delete a folder?

You’ll be given two options – either move profiles to the trash bin or delete them permanently.

Can I move profiles between folders?

Yes – drag and drop profiles into any folder.

What’s the Default folder?

It’s where all unassigned profiles go. Great for quick cleanup.

Are folder notes visible to my team?

Yup – if they have access to the folder, they’ll see the note.