Save Path Directory for Projects Saved on Local Browser Storage

Hello,

I cannot figure out where would be the Construct 3 Projects (.c3p) files are being physically stored? There should be some sort of a directory that I can find the files, say like the "cache" folder of my browser. I assume it has to be saved locally in my Browser's directory folder where it saves its databases, cookies etc. , that being, AppData folder in my Windows10 OS.

I am using Opera Stable Chromium Browser by the way.

Thanks.

%LocalAppData%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage\

I don't believe it is stored in a user designated format, so you won't be able to just grab a .c3p out of it. Not too familiar with it though so I could be wrong.

It's actually saved to IndexedDB (a different subfolder), but as noted it's stored in an internal database format, so there's nothing much useful you can find in File Explorer.

Found it! : C:\Users\(DefaultUser)\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\IndexedDB

https_editor.construct.net_0.indexeddb.blob | 2.86 MB

https_construct-arcade.com_0.indexeddb.leveldb | 127 KB

https_editor.construct.net_0.indexeddb.leveldb | 83 KB

https_preview.construct.net_0.indexeddb.leveldb | 32 KB

https_account.construct.net_0.indexeddb.leveldb | 4 KB

Therse are all of the Folders I could find related to Construct 3. The .blob folder is what I assume stores the data of my projects (the rest are Log files), but as I thought, they are scattered in numeral partitioned sub-folders. So, if I were to quickly migrate my Construct projects to another computer which supports the same, Chromium file integration, I may simply backup the "IndexedDB" folder. Rather than to, export all of my projects for downloading as .c3p file one-by-one. Sure, uploading to cloud is the most time efficient (not when Uploading!) and safe way undisputably but I never was keen on real-time saving files to clouds, especially in video games that use Cloud for saving progress -- it just demolishes my internet for 30 seconds as I have slow upload speed on my network. I digress.

Although, backing up IndexedDB folder and importing to another computer may not works aswell (insert a computer-science pun here!), yet, I really do not want and need to test it out just now. Thanks for the information Ashley! You rock!