>creating Android app
>forgot to save project
>ANR window pops up
>Android Studio stopped working

What a nice day :D

Android studio autosaves by default.
Unless you disabled that which is not recommend you should get the work there

Some editors, like VScode, (which I use for Py, Lua, Java, C, and HTML - I'm not skilled in every one of those, I just mess around a bit) autosaves on keystroke (when autosave is enabled) I know this because the Java build plugin has been giving me issues recently, (since the last editor update) so I have been using an external script. I have intentinally tried to run the script quickly before the script can save (it doesn't show save status in autosave mode) and it never fails to run no matter how fast I run the script.

No matter what, I am always sure that my work is saved. ^~^

@bdhobare @Cyanite Ya, I just figured it out, but thanks for the info btw. It turns out that my code was a total piece of sh!t, so I had to rewrite it - not even surprised that Android Studio crashed both on Linux and Windows workstation :D

@ttomovcik I usually don't have issues with android studio. D:

@ttomovcik oh wait I lied, I use intellij configured for android. Not technically android studio 😅

git gud boi ;)

@qbasic16 still tryin´ :( Thanks god that SO exists :D