On August 21, 2026 Cloudflare announced a new convenience feature for its dashboard: saved login profiles. After a successful sign‑in, users can opt to store a profile on the current device. Each saved profile contains the email address, the chosen login method (password, SSO, or social), and the last‑used configuration, and is kept locally in the browser.
When the user returns to the login page, the saved profiles appear as selectable cards. Selecting a profile automatically fills the email field for password‑based logins or resumes the associated SSO/social flow, reducing the number of clicks needed to access the dashboard. Up to five profiles can be saved per device, and users can delete any profile at any time.
This feature is positioned as a usability improvement rather than a security enhancement. Because the data is stored only in the browser and never transmitted to Cloudflare, the risk surface remains similar to existing login mechanisms. However, organizations should consider device security policies, as anyone with access to a saved‑profile device could potentially initiate a login attempt using the pre‑filled credentials.
Vendor claim: Cloudflare states that the saved login profiles are stored locally in the browser and are intended to provide “faster sign‑in for returning users.”
For administrators, the new option can be enabled or disabled via the dashboard settings, and the feature respects existing SSO configurations. No additional costs are associated with the feature.