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docs: Major revamp to Developers and SDK Reference Tabs, Added Documentation for Page/Agent/Browser Methods (#5571)

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docs/cloud/browser-management/browser-profiles.mdx
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A **browser profile** is a saved snapshot of browser state — cookies, localStorage, and session files. Load a profile into a new [browser session](/cloud/browser-management/browser-sessions) and the browser starts with that saved state restored, skipping login flows you've already completed.
A **browser profile** is a saved snapshot of browser state: cookies, localStorage, and session files. Load a profile into a new [browser session](/cloud/browser-management/browser-sessions) and the browser starts with that saved state restored, skipping login flows you've already completed.
Profiles are ideal when you:
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## How profiles are created
Browser profiles are created automatically when you test a password credential with the **Save browser session** option enabled. There is no standalone "create profile" button — the profile is a byproduct of a successful login test.
Browser profiles are created automatically when you test a password credential with the **Save browser session** option enabled. There is no standalone "create profile" button; the profile is a byproduct of a successful login test.
### Creating a profile from a credential
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Below the password fields, enable the **Save browser session** option. Enter the **login URL** for the site (e.g., `https://app.example.com/login`). You can also add optional context to help the AI navigate the login flow.
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<Step title="Test the credential">
Click **Test**. Skyvern opens a browser, navigates to the login URL, signs in with the credential, and — if the login succeeds — saves the browser state as a profile. The profile is linked to this credential automatically.
Click **Test**. Skyvern opens a browser, navigates to the login URL, signs in with the credential, and, if the login succeeds, saves the browser state as a profile. The profile is linked to this credential automatically.
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<Step title="Confirm the profile was saved">
When the test completes, the credential row shows a **saved-profile** badge with the site hostname. This means the browser profile is ready to use.