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<blockquote data-quote="SearchgooseNukedSession" data-source="post: 1032401" data-attributes="member: 98951">This file (along with all the other files I listed, and the folder they&#039;re in) are copies I&#039;ve made on 4/02/2023 and pasted into a new Desktop folder - is there still a risk of corrupting the database if I attempt to open or edit this copy?And what about pasting it inside the original Session Storage folder of the browser (or replacing all its files with the copies from 04/02/2023), could that potentially work? And would there be any risks to that?So the database is not relevant to this session information, right?Yes, the &quot;Recently Closed&quot; list only contained a subset of the windows that had been closed; apparently due to the limited number of items this list can store.Yes, I&#039;ll be doing that in the future - it&#039;s just now the parallel goal is also to try and restore that previous session (although this increasingly starts to look unfeasible).____________Is there no &quot;trashbin equivalent&quot; where the previous session files from the &quot;Sessions&quot; folder first go? What exactly happens with those files once they disappear from the &quot;Sessions&quot; folder?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SearchgooseNukedSession, post: 1032401, member: 98951"] This file (along with all the other files I listed, and the folder they're in) are copies I've made on 4/02/2023 and pasted into a new Desktop folder - is there still a risk of corrupting the database if I attempt to open or edit this copy? And what about pasting it inside the original Session Storage folder of the browser (or replacing all its files with the copies from 04/02/2023), could that potentially work? And would there be any risks to that? So the database is not relevant to this session information, right? Yes, the "Recently Closed" list only contained a subset of the windows that had been closed; apparently due to the limited number of items this list can store. Yes, I'll be doing that in the future - it's just now the parallel goal is also to try and restore that previous session (although this increasingly starts to look unfeasible). ____________ Is there no "trashbin equivalent" where the previous session files from the "Sessions" folder first go? What exactly happens with those files once they disappear from the "Sessions" folder? [/QUOTE]

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