If you look into the History tab, you’ll see the last run of the updated scenario.
While in the History tab, hold down shift, select the scenario with the cursor, and press Ctrl+C.
Click the ‘Create a new scenario’ button, press Ctrl+V, and paste the scenario from History into the scenario builder.
Drag the clock symbol from the empty module that appears in the builder by default to the module that triggers your scenario.
This is the best tip I’ve ever seen for this platform. I’m going to be using this 10x daily. The lack of autosave is the worst feature on make.com. Thank you for providing this workaround.
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Thanks you saved my day… my entire scenario was gone.
Thanks a lot saved me 2 hours of my life.
But really why don’t we have AutoSave?
A great tip! It didn’t work for me in Firefox on a Mac, but worked GREAT once I switched to Chrome. Phew!
That is a super useful tip, thanks.
For the Mac users out there – I was working on make.com using Safari and was struggling to get this history copy/paste tip to work… Turns out the copy function wasn’t working on Safari, but it worked like a charm on Brave.
Hope someone finds this useful.
The lack of auto-save s 100% the worst issue with Make. It was almost a non-starter for a client I was onboarding. Seems like it would be a no-brainer like howwww has that not been prioritized?!
