# Storing your data in local storage

Capture allows you to record the videos even without the regestration. All your recordings and screenshots will be saved right to your local storage.

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If you want to have access to your videos from any browser or device, you need to create an account and upload the videos to the dashboard.
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If you have any captures stored locally, once you try to sign or create an account, the system will promt you to upload all videos and screenshots to your account.

If you choose not to upload them, the data will be promptly removed from your local storage. But if you do proceed with the upload, all the files stored in your browser's local storage will be securely transferred to your account and you'll have all your videos and screenshots right at your fingertips, ready to share and save time to the whole team ⏰!

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Steps, system information or technical details are not displayed in captures stored locally. In case there was something captured during the sessions, once you sign in and upload them, the data will be visible to you. 
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