> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.quickscout.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Keep a copy on this device

> Store the statewide tables in your browser so they open instantly.

The data tables can keep a copy of each statewide dataset in your browser. With a copy stored, tables open and filter instantly. Without one, QuickScout reads over the network, which is slower.

## Manage copies

Click the **Snapshot** stamp at the bottom right of the data tables (for example *Snapshot 2026-09-06 · 1,378,276 wells statewide*). You can also go to **Settings** → **Keep on This Device**.

For each dataset:

* **Keep a copy** turns storing on or off.
* **Download now** / **Download again** fetches the latest copy. **Stop** pauses it.
* **Remove** deletes the copy.

**Remove everything stored on this device** clears them all.

## What the status means

| Status                               | Meaning                                     |
| ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------- |
| **On this device**                   | A current copy is stored.                   |
| **On this device · newer published** | A newer snapshot is available.              |
| **Downloading N%**                   | A download is in progress.                  |
| **Not stored** / **Partly stored**   | No copy, or an incomplete one.              |
| **No room**                          | Your browser doesn't have space for a copy. |

A dot on the Snapshot stamp means something needs your attention.

<Note>
  Copies are tens of megabytes each. They're stored per browser, so each computer keeps its own.
</Note>