What Your Browser Saves When You Use BiblesClick
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BiblesClick uses browser storage for an unfinished alphabet and completed saved designs. Knowing where those drawings live helps you return to them without confusion. This guide explains local storage at biblesclick.com; it is not a promise that every drawing is permanently backed up.
Separate drafts from saved designs
A draft holds work in progress while you draw. A completed saved alphabet is a set you can select again for reading.
Both can be useful across visits in the same browser. Saving a finished set gives it a place in your collection rather than leaving it as the current unfinished project.
Recognize the local boundary
Local drawings belong to a particular browser on a particular device. Another browser does not automatically share that storage, even on the same computer.
If an alphabet seems missing after changing devices, first check where you originally drew it. A different local storage area does not establish that the original has been deleted.
Distinguish site data from cache
Clearing the site’s stored data removes local drawings. Clearing only cached images or browsing history does not necessarily remove that same data.
Private browsing may keep data only for the private session. Check your browser’s settings instead of assuming that closing a window always preserves your alphabet.
Treat account sync as a separate path
BiblesClick also has account-related alphabet syncing. That is separate from an unfinished local draft; do not assume drafts automatically transfer between devices.
Return to the original browser, confirm your completed alphabet is saved, and check the available account options if you need access elsewhere. Keep the distinction between local saving and account syncing clear.