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Hi guys, I have the further problem. I created the project in Mpobirise app nad published it to my server via FileZilla.

In some time I needed to change the project a bit. Now I can't find it neither on my PC nor in the application. Could you please help me?

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A concise recovery checklist for (building on 's pointer to Mobirise support):

Because the site was published from Mobirise via FTP (FileZilla), the remote server is the primary recovery source. Mobirise can place its native project file (project.mobirise) in the same folder as the uploaded site; downloading the entire published directory from the server will capture that file if present, and a found .mobirise can be imported back into the app (Sites → Import Mobirise site). Mobirise: Import and export. (mobirise.com)

Local checks to run next include the app projects folder and temporary preview folders. Mobirise stores projects locally (Windows default: %localappdata%\Mobirise.com\Mobirise\projects; macOS default: ~/Library/Application Support/Mobirise.com/Mobirise/projects). If the Sites list is empty, opening Sites and pressing Ctrl+Shift+L reloads previously used projects. Temporary publish/preview folders may also appear under the system temp directory. Mobirise: The Sites List is empty, where are my projects?. (mobirise.com)

Important format note: published HTML/CSS/JS files are a usable live backup but cannot be re-imported into Mobirise — the app works only with native .mobirise projects. If no .mobirise is found, the downloaded site can remain the live site or serve as reference for a manual rebuild inside Mobirise; once a project is recovered, export it to a stable folder for safekeeping. Mobirise: Import restrictions / project files. (mobirise.com)

Additional tips: search the drive for *.mobirise and for Mobirise project folders (they are sometimes timestamped and include a preview PNG), inspect the Recycle Bin and system backups (File History / Time Machine), and check %temp% for Mobirise-created folders. When a project is recovered, export or copy the entire projects directory to an external backup to prevent repeat loss. For version-specific or corrupted-project issues, the official Mobirise help pages/forums remain a sensible escalation path. Mobirise: Moving projects / export options. (mobirise.com)

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You might have deleted it accidently? Anyway... if you can't find it, how on earth are we supposed to find it for you?
Perhaps they, http://forums.mobirise.com/, can assist you.

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