My Curiosity app data is corrupted, what should I do?
If you're getting an error message related to your app data being corrupted, you'll need to delete the Curiosity data folder to be able to start the app again.
💡 You'll need to reconnect your apps afterward.
To access the Curiosity data storage folder on Windows:
Open Windows Explorer
Click into the top bar (where you see the folder name)
Paste this path into the bar: %appdata%\curiosity\local\storage and press Enter
You will see the Curiosity data folder - delete everything inside it
Restart the app, and reconnect your apps for indexing

To find the Curiosity data storage folder on macOS:
Open Finder
Press ⌘ + Shift + G ("Go to" menu)
Paste this path into the popup: /Users/USER/Library/Application Support/curiosity/local/storage, replacing USER with your Mac username, and hit Enter
You will see the Curiosity data folder - delete everything inside it
Restart the app, and reconnect your apps for indexing
💡 You'll need to reconnect your apps afterward.
How to find the data folder on Windows
To access the Curiosity data storage folder on Windows:
Open Windows Explorer
Click into the top bar (where you see the folder name)
Paste this path into the bar: %appdata%\curiosity\local\storage and press Enter
You will see the Curiosity data folder - delete everything inside it
Restart the app, and reconnect your apps for indexing

How to find the data folder on macOS
To find the Curiosity data storage folder on macOS:
Open Finder
Press ⌘ + Shift + G ("Go to" menu)
Paste this path into the popup: /Users/USER/Library/Application Support/curiosity/local/storage, replacing USER with your Mac username, and hit Enter
You will see the Curiosity data folder - delete everything inside it
Restart the app, and reconnect your apps for indexing
Updated on: 28/07/2023
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