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Remove Flogit, and what happens to your data

Everything it knew lived in your browser and leaves with it. There is no account to close.

Remove it from Chrome the way you would any extension. That erases your inventory, sales, costs, offers, evidence and settings, because all of it was stored in your browser profile.

There is nothing on our side pointing at you afterwards. We never had your email, and there was never an account.

Take your numbers first

This is the one thing worth doing before you go. Export a data backup from Settings under Data backup using Export backup.

Vinted can tell you what sold. It cannot tell you what any of it cost you, which expenses you recorded, or what your real margin was. That part only exists in Flogit, and removing the extension is the moment it stops existing. If you might come back, or if you need the figures for a tax return, take the file.

If you were on a paid plan

  1. Cancel on Creem

    Removing the extension does not cancel the subscription. Those are two different things in two different places, and only Creem stops the billing.

  2. Optionally press Deactivate first

    Not required, but it detaches the licence cleanly if you plan to use the key elsewhere.

What is left afterwards

On your side: nothing, unless you exported a backup, which is a file in your downloads that we have never seen.

On our side: nothing that identifies you. If you had a licence we hold a one-way hash of the key so the plan could be checked, and a monthly usage count against it. If you did not, there was a random identifier generated on your own device to keep one browser's free allowance separate from another's, and clearing the extension's storage erases it. None of it is a name, an email or an account, and we could not contact you if we wanted to.

Your Vinted account is untouched

Flogit never had your Vinted password or your login session. Removing it changes nothing about your listings, your sales or your shop. What it removes is the layer that was reading them.

Coming back later

Install it again and import the backup you exported, and you are where you left off. Without the backup, Flogit re-reads your listings and orders from Vinted, but the costs and expenses are gone, because Vinted never had them.

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