If you want to backup as less files as possible, there is a file list in the attachment.
You should put it in your installation directory(the same directory with chrome.exe).
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Then you can add a command bookmark having the following content:
cmd://cmd.exe /c for /f "delims=" %I in (..\file_list.txt) do xcopy /siy "..\%I" "E:\My_Cent_Profile\"
(You should change E:\My_Cent_Profile\ to your own path)
When you want to do a backup, just click the command bookmark.
Thanks for the tool, may be useful!
There is a convenient utility of ChromiumBackup. Once to adjust, further to steam of clicks and it is ready. It is possible to archive profiles of browsers on Chromium.
@RavenGrey, attachment restored.
(10-31-2023, 11:13 AM)hth4nh Wrote: [ -> ]It's not work anymore 
This works only for portable version.
And I suggest using Chrome Sync to backup data now.
(11-06-2023, 03:47 PM)CentBrowser Wrote: [ -> ]This works only for portable version.
And I suggest using Chrome Sync to backup data now.
good function, I didn’t know about this one, but is it possible to transfer some information from the browser to cmd through this command? such as link address, title, etc.
Code:
cmd://yt-dlp -o "C:\Users\QZMTCH\Desktop\%(title)s.%(ext)s" "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V36qnbVefWc"
as an example. It downloads the video so well, but there is no way to transfer the page link to cmd
I tried options from bookmarklets
location.href
I tried the option with a variable from the local state
{URL} https://i.imgur.com/SyUoSIv.png Do you have internal variables here, I thought maybe they are available from this bookmark option
If there is no such option, can you add such an option?
[/font][/color]for this function to be the best in everything, you need the maximum amount of information that is in the internal variables or from javascript variables
{URL} {TITLE} {REFERRER} {USER_AGENT} {COOKIES} {PROXY_SERVER}
and if possible, give the opportunity to add these links to the context menu by links (well that's if it's possible)
but if you can already pass at least a link, then show how, this will already be enough for many options, Thanks
(11-09-2023, 03:56 PM)QZMTCH Wrote: [ -> ]good function, I didn’t know about this one, but is it possible to transfer some information from the browser to cmd through this command? such as link address, title, etc.
Code:
cmd://yt-dlp -o "C:\Users\QZMTCH\Desktop\%(title)s.%(ext)s" "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V36qnbVefWc"
as an example. It downloads the video so well, but there is no way to transfer the page link to cmd
I tried options from bookmarklets location.href
I tried the option with a variable from the local state {URL} https://i.imgur.com/SyUoSIv.png Do you have internal variables here, I thought maybe they are available from this bookmark option
If there is no such option, can you add such an option?
[/font][/color]for this function to be the best in everything, you need the maximum amount of information that is in the internal variables or from javascript variables
{URL} {TITLE} {REFERRER} {USER_AGENT} {COOKIES} {PROXY_SERVER}
and if possible, give the opportunity to add these links to the context menu by links (well that's if it's possible)
but if you can already pass at least a link, then show how, this will already be enough for many options, Thanks
This feature doesn't support variables for now.
These variables seem no much use except for yt-dlp.
Even in yt-dlp, there are still many scenarios to consider.
For example, many <video> are within <iframe>, in such case we need to send {COOKIES} and {REFERRER} of <iframe> URL instead of current tab URL.
But command bookmark doesn't know this.