--- title: "Save a session" slug: "manage-cookies-2" updated: 2025-03-12T18:25:12Z published: 2025-03-12T18:25:12Z canonical: "help.mozenda.com/manage-cookies-2" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mozenda.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Save a session A **session** is defined as the workflow from beginning to end in a robot. This includes all actions, page loads, cookies, etc. Session save enables you to save a session’s details and then load the session details in a new robot to pick up where you left off. You can save the following details from a session: - Cookies - Localstorage - Sessionstorage - window.name (API) - Proxy Saving multiple sessions If you save multiple sessions, when you load a session into a robot the robot will choose the session that hasn't been loaded for the longest time - meaning it will rotate between all sessions. #### Cookies When you visit a website, your browser saves information called a *cookie*. When you save a session-and it's cookies-then load the session in a new robot, your browser sends the information stored in the cookie to the website. This allows the website to “remember” you in order to provide a better experience. Cookies can be used to save your: - Session - Preferences - Progress in filling out forms - Other information Stale cookies Every cookie has an expiration date, but it varies based on the website. Once the cookie expires you'll have to create a new cookie for your robot. You'll need to refresh it in the Robot Builder before running the robot again. ### When to use session store? *Session Store* allows robots to save and interact with identifiers when you need to: - Log in to websites that use two-factor authentication - Log in to websites that use CAPTCHA validation - Restore personalized data such as shopping carts and order histories Saving multiple sessions If you save multiple sessions, when you load a session into a robot the robot will choose the session that hasn't been loaded for the longest time - meaning it will rotate between all sessions.