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Expand Up @@ -112,25 +112,25 @@ print("Live view:", kernel_browser2.browser_live_view_url)

## Loading a profile into an existing browser

You can load a profile into a browser after it has been created using the [update browser endpoint](/api-reference/browsers/update-browser-session).
You can load a profile into a browser after it has been created using the [update browser endpoint](/api-reference/browsers/update-browser-session). This supports `save_changes` as well, allowing you to persist any changes made to the hot-loaded profile when the browser is closed.

<CodeGroup>
```typescript Typescript/Javascript
// Create a browser without a profile
const kernelBrowser = await kernel.browsers.create();

// Later, load a profile into the browser
// Later, load a profile into the browser (with save_changes to persist updates)
await kernel.browsers.update(kernelBrowser.session_id, {
profile: { name: 'profiles-demo' }
profile: { name: 'profiles-demo', save_changes: true }
});
```

```python Python
# Create a browser without a profile
kernel_browser = await kernel.browsers.create()

# Later, load a profile into the browser
await kernel.browsers.update(kernel_browser.session_id, profile={"name": "profiles-demo"})
# Later, load a profile into the browser (with save_changes to persist updates)
await kernel.browsers.update(kernel_browser.session_id, profile={"name": "profiles-demo", "save_changes": True})
```
</CodeGroup>

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