Where Does SuperAgent Store Consent Choices?
SuperAgent keeps cookie-consent choices in per-profile browser storage, with no account or cloud copy.
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SuperAgent stores consent decisions locally per profile. Accepted and rejected banners accumulate in extension storage as you browse. There is no account, export, or sync of any kind.
That locality limits what migration even means. New profiles re-answer banners as they appear. The extension remembers per site from then on without further attention.
Where SuperAgent stores this, by platform
%LocalAppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions (per profile, no export)
Decisions per profile with no export or sync. New profiles re-answer banners naturally. Clearing site data may reset choices.
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions (per profile, no export)
Same local-only model on Mac. Decisions accumulate while browsing. Nothing transfers between profiles.
~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Extensions (per profile, no export)
Same storage under profile trees on Linux. No cloud copy exists anywhere. Choices stay where they were made.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move SuperAgent choices to a new browser?
Nothing migrates automatically. Choices live per profile in extension storage. Re-answer banners on the new profile or accept the defaults it applies.
Does SuperAgent sync decisions?
No. Each profile holds its own decision cache in extension storage. Clearing site data can reset choices depending on browser handling. There is no export or sync.
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