Why is the Jupyter Notebook autosave feature not working?

Step 1: Check Your Autosave Interval
The first thing you should do is check your autosave interval. Jupyter Notebook automatically saves your work every 120 seconds. However, you can change this interval. To check your autosave interval, go to File > Preferences > Save & Checkpoint Interval. If the interval is set to a very high number, you might think that autosave is not working because it takes a long time to save your work.

Step 2: Check Your Internet Connection
Jupyter Notebook saves your work in the cloud, which means you need a stable internet connection for the autosave feature to work properly. If your internet connection is unstable, Jupyter Notebook might not be able to save your work automatically. Try to connect to a different network and see if the problem persists.

Step 3: Clear Your Browser Cache
Sometimes, your browser cache can interfere with Jupyter Notebook's autosave feature. To clear your browser cache, go to your browser settings and look for the option to clear browsing data or cache. After clearing the cache, restart your browser and open Jupyter Notebook again.

Step 4: Update Jupyter Notebook
If none of the above steps work, you might be using an outdated version of Jupyter Notebook. To update Jupyter Notebook, open your command prompt or terminal and type the following command: pip install --upgrade notebook. After the update is complete, restart Jupyter Notebook and check if the autosave feature is working.

Step 5: Contact Jupyter Notebook Support
If you've tried all the above steps and the autosave feature is still not working, it might be a bug in Jupyter Notebook. In this case, you should contact Jupyter Notebook support. You can find the contact information on the Jupyter Notebook website. Provide them with all the details about your problem, including the version of Jupyter Notebook you're using and the steps you've taken to try to fix the problem.