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The Quiblr Lemmy client goes open source
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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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I can see that you've taken on a lot of the feedback from previous comments threads. This is great! Thank you.
And thank you for open sourcing it.
Question: I was using Quiblr before without logging in. If I sign up an account now and log in, will it transfer my locally stored data into the account to keep the recommendation (see more/see less) settings?
Recommendations are entirely, 100% on your device. There is no association between your account and the recs. So there is no transfer of data to or from your account. You can log in with your current Lemmy profile and the recs will work all the same!
The benefit of logging in is that you have more ways to interact on lemmy (so your recommendations will be more tailored)