Keep the session (login state and cookies) of the virtual browser used by the BOT.
Normally, the virtual browser is initialized each time it starts, and the previous session is not retained.
By using the browser session retention feature, sessions can be keeped and login processes can be skipped.
The virtual browser retains the session for 14 days from the last startup.
By scheduling BOT executions, the 14-day period can be extended, allowing for virtually permanent session persistence.
The browser session retention feature allows you to configure the storage unit with security in mind.
Normally, the virtual browser is initialized every time it starts, requiring login on each BOT execution.
By using the browser session retention feature, login operations can be skipped, reducing execution time and improving maintenance efficiency.
Even in cases requiring image or SMS verification, you can keep the logged-in state after manual login and automate post-login operations.
In this image, the browser session and cookies are configured to be retained per account.