Anyway to access balances on EtherDelta/Fork Delta?

[2dogs]

A long time ago I deposited some ETH on the EtherDelta exchange, since then it is now ForkDelta?

The funds show up on DeBank and deltabalances.github.io under my eth addy but separated from my regular wallet and under EtherDelta.
Has anyone been successful in withdrawing from EtherDelta recently?
Old stuff I'm trying to clean up and trust there are some OGs still here who will know.

[asriloni]

The funds show up on DeBank and deltabalances.github.io under my eth addy but separated from my regular wallet and under EtherDelta.

I assume it's still in the same addy, right? If it's true, you can follow this https://medium.com/@kaishinaw/withdrawing-dormant-eth-from-etherdelta-d31160895452

Please, do your own due diligence, and as far as i know it can be withdrawn through using contract call. IDK whether this method is still working, but, hopefully, you can regain access to your dormant fund.

[2dogs]

Update:

It worked!

Thanks very much!

Have some old/dead coins still there but the gas was too high to transfer, so not worth withdrawing.

Edit:  Also used deltabalances to discover under IDEX v1 some more old/dead or thinly traded tokens that are probably not worth the trouble.

[csero]

Have some old/dead coins still there but the gas was too high to transfer, so not worth withdrawing.

Some tokens are dead or worthless because they were migrated to their blockchains. For example, the TRX token (old Tronix token in Ethereum network) can be migrated to native TRX of Tron network and then sold.

I recommend checking each old token.

[2dogs]

Have some old/dead coins still there but the gas was too high to transfer, so not worth withdrawing.

Some tokens are dead or worthless because they were migrated to their blockchains. For example, the TRX token (old Tronix token in Ethereum network) can be migrated to native TRX of Tron network and then sold.

I recommend checking each old token.

Good to know, thanks. 
Will check further.