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Where your edits live: browser storage, resume, and Clear

How this viewer can restore your session after a refresh, why that matters for long cleanup tasks, and how Clear removes data from this device.

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When you load a CSV and edit it, the product can persist your session in browser storage so a refresh or accidental tab close does not erase hours of fixes. That behavior is convenient on a trusted personal machine and should be understood on shared computers.

Clear when you are done

  • Use Clear in the app when you finish on a laptop you do not fully control.
  • Clearing removes the saved session for this site in this browser profile. It does not erase copies you already downloaded or emailed.
  • Pair this habit with your org policy on PII and regulated exports.

Read the Privacy page for how processing relates to your browser, and treat local persistence as a feature to manage, not a silent backup of record.

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