this list.
Some data for Piped, such as playlists and history, is client-sided and therefore can be retrieved. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers, go to application (storage on any FF-based browsers,) and go to IndexedDB. You can then copy these values to any Piped instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit IndexedDB.
Some data for Hyperpipe, such as playlists, is client-sided and therefore can be retrieved. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers, go to application (storage on any FF-based browsers,) and go to IndexedDB. You can then copy these values to any Hyperpipe instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit IndexedDB.
Poke does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.
Since data on RedLib is client-sided, if you haven't backed it up yet, you can still get your preferences. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers,) go to application (storage on FF-based browsers,) and go to cookies. You can then copy these cookies to any RedLib instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit cookies.
Since data on SafeTwitch is client-sided, if you haven't backed it up yet, you can still get your preferences. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers,) go to application (storage on FF-based browsers,) and go to local storage. You can then copy these values to any SafeTwitch instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit local storage.
Dumb does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.
Breezewiki does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.
Since data on SearXNG is client-sided, if you haven't backed it up yet, you can still get your preferences. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers,) go to application (storage on FF-based browsers,) and go to cookies. You can then copy these cookies to any SearXNG instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit cookies.
Since data on LibreY is client-sided, if you haven't backed it up yet, you can still get your preferences. Open up the dev tools (Ctrl+Shift+I
on most browsers,) go to application (storage on FF-based browsers,) and go to cookies. You can then copy these cookies to any LibreY instance. If you are not confident using dev tools, you can also use any browser extension that allows you to see/edit cookies.
SimplyTranslate does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.
LibreTranslate does not store any user data. Please use the official host.
Lingva does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.
Mozhi does not store any user data. Please refer to this list for other hosts.