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Goodbye state files, we won't miss you

portswigger.net | blog | #burp-suite | #product-update | #project-files | #state-files | #storage
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Burp is retiring state files in favor of project files, which save incrementally in real time, reopen faster, include more data types, and can merge and back up projects automatically.
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