Choose a regular home for the game
For continuity, use a familiar bookmark or installed entry in the browser where you normally play. The meaningful detail is not just which physical device you hold; it is also which browser and profile opens the game address.
If a household shares a computer, browser profiles can keep separate browsing contexts. ORBIT itself has no player selector or named account system. Two people playing in the same context are using the same locally stored progress rather than independent ORBIT profiles.
Compare before moving your routine
When trying another browser or device, inspect discoveries and the selected companion before assuming that an existing save should appear. Identical artwork and an identical web address do not establish that the new context can read the old context’s storage.
The same caution applies when changing how a mobile link opens. If a link from another app shows unfamiliar progress, return through the route you previously used and compare. Preserve that original context while deciding where to keep playing.
Know what cannot be merged
ORBIT offers no supported account synchronization, save import or merge of the cleared gaps earned in separate browsers. A challenge link shares a course and target; it does not carry the sender’s discoveries or replace the recipient’s local save.
Device or browser backup features are controlled by that software, not by an ORBIT cloud service. Do not assume signing into a browser account guarantees transfer of this game’s data. If you are replacing a device, preserve any score images you want to remember and expect to verify progress on the new setup instead of promising yourself an automatic migration.