Since the main project file is saved incrementally in real time, and project file corruption is typically caused by abnormal termination of the OS, it is not normally necessary to retain backup files following a clean shutdown. By default, the backup file is deleted on clean shutdown of Burp.On attempting to open a corrupted project file, Burp checks if a backup is available, and if so offers to open that as an alternative to repairing the original.On successful completion of a new backup, the previous backup file is deleted. A single backup file is saved alongside the main project file.If insufficient space is available, the backup is skipped and an alert is shown. Available disk space is checked before performing a backup.You can optionally include in-scope items only, to reduce the size of the backup file.Project files of 1Gb in size are typically backed up in a few seconds. Project file backups are considerably faster.The new function is superior to the older function that saved a state file backup in several respects: The options for the new function can be found at User options / Misc / Automatic Project Backup: If you are using a disk-based project, this function automatically saves a backup copy of your project file periodically in the background. This release adds a new automatic project file backup function.
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