<button type="button" aria-label="Save recipe" class="btn btn-primary bmd-btn-icon" id="save" data-toggle="tooltip" title="Save recipe" data-help-title="Saving a recipe" data-help="<p>Recipes can be represented in a few different formats and saved for use at a later date. You can either copy the Recipe configuration and save it somewhere offline for later use, or use your browser's local storage.</p><ul><li><b>Deep link:</b> The easiest way to share a CyberChef Recipe is to copy the deep link, either from the address bar (which is updated as the Recipe or Input changes), or from the 'Save recipe' pane. When you visit this link, the Recipe and Input should be populated from where you left off.</li><li><b>Chef format:</b> This custom format is designed to be compact and easily readable. It is the format used in CyberChef's URL, so it largely uses characters that do not have to be escaped in URL encoding, making it a little easier to understand what a CyberChef URL contains.</li><li><b>Clean JSON:</b> This JSON format uses whitespace and indentation in a way that makes the Recipe easy to read.</li><li><b>Compact JSON:</b> This is the most compact way that the Recipe can be represented in JSON.</li><li><b>Local storage:</b> Alternatively, you can enter a name into the 'Recipe name' field and save to your browser's local storage. The Recipe will then be available to load from the 'Load Recipe' pane as long as you are using the same browser profile. Be aware that if your browser profile is cleaned, you may lose this data.</li></ul>">
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