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Two Vinted accounts on one browser

Each account keeps its own inventory, sales and costs. Switching takes one button and a sign-in.

Flogit keeps the data of each Vinted account apart. Sign in to the other account and you see that shop. Come back and yours is where you left it.

Switch from the menu under your photo, under Accounts on this computer.

How to switch

  1. Press your photo

    It is at the top right. Under Accounts on this computer you see the other Vinted accounts used on this computer.

  2. Press Switch, or Add another account

    Flogit signs you out of Vinted and opens Vinted's sign-in page.

  3. Sign in with the other account

    Vinted's page takes the password. Flogit never sees it. Your browser may offer your saved passwords.

  4. Flogit shows that shop

    In the Flogit app, the app comes back to the front by itself after the sign-in.

An account Flogit has not seen before starts with a first load. See The first load of your shop.

Each switch is a real sign-out and sign-in, the same as doing it by hand. Flogit does not keep Vinted sessions.

Switching needs the Flogit extension. On flogit.app in a browser without it, the menu says so.

Signed out of Vinted

With no Vinted account signed in, Flogit shows nothing. It does not show the last account's numbers. On a shared computer, that keeps one person's sales away from another. See Nothing works after signing out of Vinted.

Forgetting an account

Forget next to another account removes it and its data from this computer, after you confirm. It is not offered for the account you are signed in to. Nothing changes on Vinted.

One plan for all your shops

The plan is on your Flogit account, not on a Vinted account. Shops used with the same Flogit account share the plan and its monthly allowances.

Which backup holds what

A data backup holds the Vinted account you are signed in to. The shop backup belongs to your Flogit account: it keeps every shop apart, and all of them count toward the same plan limit.

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