The app that synchronizes multiple lemmy accounts so you can migrate and keep backup accounts across instances, it’s opensource and free, currently working in android and windows.

It’s in homologation now and anyone can test, any feedbacks are welcome as always.

If you find any bugs please report

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  • @[email protected]English
    1•1 year ago

    I dont get it because I have accounts on several instances. I can add them into Connect and it seems I can see post from all my instances.

    • AaronStCEnglish
      2•1 year ago

      In case you’re still wondering. This app can take all your subscriptions from lemm.ee and copy them to another instance. When you switch to that instance and go to your subscribed everything should be on the second instance.

      This way you don’t have to subscribe manually on multiple instances. I believe blocks will be added as well.

      • @[email protected]English
        1•1 year ago

        ok ! Thank you!

        And yes I still had no clue.

        But, I still don’t understand something so I will take my exemple.

        1. I created my first account on Lemmy world.
        2. Because they decided to censor piracy they weren’t anymore in line with my philosophy (I’m not pro piracy, I’m against arbitrary censorship)
        3. So I created a second account on Lemm.ee after learning about their principles.
        4. From there I resubscribed to my subs and I never feel the need to go back to Lemmy world.

        My conclusion is there’s probably something I still don’t understand about the fediverse.

        If you find the least censored instance, why would you create account on other or multiples instances?

        What do I risk missing by staying on an instance without ever switching?

        Please send help lol

        Ps : Sorry for my bad English

        • AaronStCEnglish
          2•1 year ago

          This app would have done step 4 without you having to do it yourself.

          As for why to switch instances. It’s a matter of preference. The example you gave is a good reason. Obviously if your instance closes you would have to move so it’s nice to have a backup just in case