FAQ

Short answers to common questions about Blazier Wishlist.

Which themes does it work with?

Any Online Store 2.0 theme that supports app blocks and app embeds. Product card hearts work as blocks in themes that allow them, and through presets elsewhere. See Theme setup.

Do I need to edit theme code?

No. Everything is added in the theme editor. Blazier never edits your theme files.

Does it slow down my store?

The storefront script loads without blocking the page and makes no wishlist request on page load. The drawer code loads only when it’s first used. See Built to be light.

Can shoppers save without an account?

Yes, unless you turn guest wishlists off. Guest lists merge into the shopper’s account when they log in on the same browser. See Guest wishlists.

Do wishlists sync across devices?

Yes, for shoppers who are logged in. A guest list stays in the browser where it was made until the shopper logs in.

Can shoppers have more than one list?

Yes. One tap saves to the default list, and shoppers can create, rename and delete lists and move items between them. See Multiple lists.

What languages are supported?

The storefront is in English at launch. More languages are planned.

Does Blazier collect shoppers’ emails?

No. Blazier stores a Shopify customer ID for logged-in shoppers, a random identifier for guests, and the saved items. See the privacy policy.

Does Blazier use cookies?

No. On your store, guest wishlists and a short-lived sign-in token are kept in the browser’s local and session storage, not in cookies. This website doesn’t set cookies either.

No, on any plan.

Can developers customize it?

Yes. There’s a JavaScript API, DOM events and CSS custom properties. See the developer docs.

What happens to my data if I uninstall?

We delete your store’s data within 48 hours after uninstall. See the privacy policy.

How do I get help?

Email support@blazier.app. See Support for response targets.


Still stuck? Email support@blazier.app. Include your store's .myshopify.com address and, if you can, a link to the page where you see the problem.