My boards
Instead of an account, the boards you make are saved in this browser. To open one on another device, open it and press “To another device” for a QR code.
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Instead of an account, the boards you make are saved in this browser. To open one on another device, open it and press “To another device” for a QR code.
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The boards saved in this browser. There is no account; a board lives only in the browser on the device that made it, and from here you can open it to edit or play it straight away.
Change anything in the board editor and a moment later it is quietly saved to this browser's store, with the board's key appended to the address. There is no save button, so closing without saving cannot happen, and this list is ordered by most recently edited. Each row shows the name, the page count, the kinds of the first three pages and how long ago it was edited. A board with no name appears as unnamed, so if you plan several, name them first.
Photos and videos chosen on this device never go to a server; they sit as files in the same store. So a board played from this list shows them, but one sent to another device by link or QR code has those pages left out. Deleting a board also clears any photos and videos no board uses any more — videos run to tens of megabytes, and left in place the browser may reclaim the space and take other things with it.
Boards made on another device, in another browser or in a private window are not here. The list is also empty after browser data is cleared, or where privacy settings block storage. In such a browser the editor says it cannot save, and then copying the link is the saving.
No. Deleting asks no confirmation and takes effect at once, and any photos or videos used only by that board go with it. If unsure, open the board first and copy its link — the pages without photos can be brought back from it.
No. With no account, each device keeps its own list. To use one board on two devices, open it by link, and edit on one side only, making a fresh link afterwards.
Yes. Each row goes straight into full-screen playback, or opens the board in the editor. Both read from this browser's store, so the same address on another device shows a notice that the board was not found.