Clear Browser history without deleting the fingerprint/proxies etc.
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Hello everyone,
I have been using BAS profiles and I have unique fingerprints for every profile. I have many profiles but now I am having problem because the storage space taken by each profile is increasing with every browsed website. Is there any solution where I can clear only the cookies, history etc without clearing the Proxy/Fingerprint and profile data?
I have tried Browser Reset but it clears everything including the fingerprint which I don't want.
Any solution for this?
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@hippyzipp9 it is possible to delete data in folders as shown in the screenshot with marks 1 and 2.
The BAS developers do not guarantee that this will not cause problems with the profile.
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Hello @tet-vivi thanks for the reply, how do I delete cache from many profiles at a time?
I tried using Remove folder with
Profiles/*/Cache/*
But nothing happens, I have to mention every profile name and then delete it. For some reason * is not working.
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@hippyzipp9 something like that?
{{dir_profile}} - something like 'c:/n/dir_profile'
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How much I clear the cache and everything seems to work fine then :)
Currently, the Cleanup Script is running.
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@tet-vivi Hey mate
The above setting doesn't work and it doesn't clear the cache.
This works and Cache folder gets cleared I am not sure why.
Please suggest.
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@super84 You clear it with the help of loop? or at once?
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@hippyzipp9
for /D %I in ("[[DIR_FULL_PATH]]\*") do @del /S /F /Q "%~I\Cache\"
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@hippyzipp9 Loops through the Profiles and Cleans both the Cache and Code Cache Folders.
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@tet-vivi
Used your code like this:for /D %I in ("C:/BAS/Profiles/*") do @del /S /F /Q "%~I/Cache/"
Gives me this error:
PROCESS_ERROR_OUTPUT: "The following usage of the path operator in batch-parameter substitution is invalid: %~I/Cache/*" For valid formats type CALL /? or FOR /? The syntax of the command is incorrect. "
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@super84 Can you share the script?
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For BAS we need to use %% I guess, after trying all the things, this code worked.
for /D %%I in ("C:\BAS\Profiles\*") do @del /S /F /Q "%%I\Cache\*.*"