Saved Searches

When you save a search, it gets stored in your web browser’s memory, called localStorage.

This means your saved searches will stay available as long as you use the same browser and device.

For example, if you save searches on your desktop computer, they will only be available when you return to that same computer. Likewise, if you save searches on your phone or tablet, you’ll only be able to see them when using that phone.

Things to keep in mind:

Switching Devices:

Saved searches won’t appear if you switch from one device to another (for example, from your desktop to your mobile phone) because each device has its own local storage.

Clearing Your Browser:

If you clear your browser’s history, cache, or local data, your saved searches will be lost. This can also happen if you use a different browser on the same device.

Using Different Browsers:

If you switch between browsers (e.g., Chrome to Firefox), the searches you saved in one won’t be available in the other.

Important:

To avoid losing your saved searches, we recommend using the Download Saved Searches feature regularly. This lets you save a backup of your searches as an Excel file, so you have a record of your activity that you can keep and access whenever you need.