Why my favourites are only on this device
Favourites, recents and remembered values live in this browser rather than your account, so they do not follow you to another device.
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The short answer
Your favourites and recently used calculators are kept in this browser only. They are not stored in your account and they are not synced between devices, so a different phone, computer or browser starts with an empty list.
Why it works this way
Keeping favourites in the browser means they are not tied to an account, so you can use Calcylator without ever signing in. The trade-off is that they stay with the browser where you saved them.
What is kept in this browser
- Calculators you marked with the Favourite star.
- Calculators you used recently.
- The values you last entered in a calculator, which may be remembered so you do not retype them.
Favourites and recents show on the Categories page under My Calculators.
When they disappear
- You clear your browser data.
- You use private mode, which does not keep them.
- You open Calcylator in a different browser or on another device.
Signing in with Google does not change this. Favourites and history are not stored with your account.
Rebuild your list on a new device
- Open Calcylator on the new device or browser.
- Open each calculator you use.
- Press the Favourite star under the quick answer.
Related articles
- How do I save my favourite calculators?Press the Favourite star on a calculator, then find your favourites and recently used calculators under My Calculators on the Categories page.
- Do I need to sign in?No. Calculators work the same with or without an optional Google sign-in, which stores only a few details.
- What we store if you sign inIf you sign in with Google, see exactly which details we store, what we never see, and what stays out of your account.
- Do you store the numbers I enter?No. The numbers you enter are used only to work out your answer. Here is how that works and what usage data is collected.
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