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# Trash
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The Trash feature acts as a safety filter, helping to temporarily store Profiles that have been deleted from the main management interface, in case the user makes a mistake or wants to reuse old data.
When you delete a Profile on the app, the system will not immediately delete the root folder on the computer's hard drive (Local) but only move that Profile to the Trash section.
* Secure temporary storage: Retains the entire configuration and core data of the Profile in the local folder until you make a decision on the next action.
* Restore to original state (Restore): Allows bringing the Profile back to the active list at any time. After restoration, all information of the Profile including: Fingerprint parameters, Cookies, Cache, Login accounts, and Browsing history are kept 100% intact, without any changes.
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