Google Chrome Backup has a pretty self-explanatory title - it is a tool that lets you backup and restore your Google Chrome profile settings.

The user interface of the program is easy to navigate through, by both novices and experts. The app even notifies you if a newer version of Google Chrome is available, every time you initiate it.

So, in the interface you can view and access a list of profiles (the default one is automatically displayed), initiate a wizard to backup and restore a profile, create a new profile or add an existing one, and access Preferences.

In the wizard, if you select the backup option, you will have to either select the default profile or a specific one to create a copy for, and set the output destination. The restoring process is similar.

In the Preferences menu you can set the software to enable password protection for backups and to show paths for Google Chrome and Chromium, as well as set compression rate.

Furthermore, you can run the Google Chrome Backup initialization process to reset to default settings, clear private data settings (remove cookies, Internet cache and history, initialize Google Chrome) and select preferred language.

Also, when you create a new profile, you can add a shortcut to it, as well as switches to the shortcut - proxy connection, disable popup blocking, disable DNS prefetch, disable Java and images, and more.

A backup or restoring task takes little time to finish (according to the complexity of your profile settings), while the program uses a moderate amount of system resources.

We haven't encountered any problems during our tests, except for the fact that we couldn't backup a profile via the context menu in the list of profiles.

All in all, Google Chrome Backup is a very practical tool when it comes to backing up and restoring the profile settings of a web browser (Google Chrome, in this case), and we recommend you try it.