Where Does Rambox Store Sessions and Settings?
Rambox user data folders on Windows, macOS and Linux, what to copy when migrating, and the cache worth clearing.
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Rambox follows Electron conventions, keeping services, sessions and settings in the platform userData folder under its own name. One folder holds everything: added apps, window state and the login sessions that keep you signed in.
That makes migration simple and cache clearing safe. Copy the whole folder to move machines; delete only the Cache subfolder when Rambox bloats on disk. Signed in services survive a cache clear, since sessions live outside it.
Where Rambox stores this, by platform
%appdata%\Rambox
Services, sessions and settings in one tree. The Cache subfolder inside is safe to delete when disk use grows; logins live elsewhere in the folder.
~/Library/Application Support/Rambox
Same interior as Windows. Use Go to Folder in Finder to reach it, and quit Rambox fully before copying or clearing anything.
~/.config/Rambox
Follows the XDG config home. Snap and Flatpak builds keep separate trees, so check those roots if this folder looks empty.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Rambox to a new computer?
Quit Rambox on both machines and copy the whole userData folder across. Added services travel with it, though a few will ask you to sign in again as a security check.
Rambox uses too much disk. What can I delete?
Delete the Cache folder inside the Rambox data directory with the app closed. It refills as you use your services. Leave the Local Storage and session files alone or you sign yourself out everywhere.
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