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Develop faster by managing session states. Save, restore, and clear cookies/local storage for any website instantly. StateSwap is the essential workflow tool for developers, QA engineers, and power users who need to manage multiple environments or accounts efficiently. Every modern web application relies on complex state—cookies, local storage, and session data. Managing this manually is a pain. StateSwap allows you to capture the state of a page into a snapshot and restore it later with a single click. What it does: - Instant Snapshots: Save your current state (Cookies, LocalStorage, IndexedDB, Cache) into a named profile. - One-Click Restore: Switch from "Admin User" to "New User" or "Glitchy State" instantly. - Precision Cleaning: Clear cookies, storage, cache, or IndexedDB individually or all at once. - Floating Trash: A handy floating button to wipe data without opening the popup (great for repetitive testing). - Shareable States: Export specific states as JSON files to attach to bug reports or share with teammates. Why you should install it: 1. Stop clearing your cache manually. Toggle between accounts without losing your entire browser history. 2. Reproduce bugs faithfully. Send a snapshot file to a developer, so they see exactly what you see. 3. Speed up your workflow. No more re-logging in or manually editing local storage keys. 4. Privacy-first. All data is stored locally on your machine. Nothing is ever sent to the cloud. Perfect for: - Testing multiple user roles (e.g., Admin vs. Viewer). - Debugging specific state-dependent bugs. - Quickly resetting an app to a "fresh install" state. Take control of your browser state and swap contexts in seconds with StateSwap.
Jan 13, 2026
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