What are Genymotion snapshots and how do they work?

Snapshots are copies of a virtual device's state at a specific moment, allowing you to return to the exact point where the capture was taken. They occupy disk space and can accumulate if you make several.

Details and practical management:

• Purpose: save changes, system state, and data to easily return to that previous state if something fails.
• Space: each snapshot consumes disk space on the host; deleting unnecessary snapshots frees up that space.
• How to manage (generic):
• Open Genymotion Desktop and select the device.
• Access the snapshots section (or state management) and delete the snapshots you no longer need.
• If you need to save space immediately, delete old snapshots you don't use and consider deleting the device if you no longer need it.

Context notes:

• If you have doubts about freeing up space, also see Storage management and procedures for deleting data and caches in Genymotion Desktop. Release Notes — Storage management
• For a complete uninstallation and purge guide if you want to free up even more space, consult the purge article. How to uninstall Genymotion Desktop completely (purge)?

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