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Not necessarily. Appdata and saved templates may remain. The plugin helps review leftovers; it does not assume all retained data should be removed.
No. It means current plugin checks permit cleanup. You decide whether the data is still useful.
It remains installed and its configured mounts may be used when it starts again.
A mount strictly above all containing appdata sources is broad access, not specific ownership. A mount of the source itself or a path inside it remains protective.
No. Hard safety and incomplete-ownership blocks remain.
Normally no. It moves a folder on storage. Independent backups protect against storage failure; purge frees removable data permanently.
The plugin provides no undo for those actions. Recovery would depend on independently prepared backups or external recovery facilities.
No. It requires the dataset destruction workflow and cannot use folder restore.
No. It helps resolve the physical dataset behind a share path.
No. It backs up and removes the eligible saved template file. Restoring it does not install/start a container.
No. Existing records that follow the default can be updated too. Explicit manual schedules are preserved.
No. Manage those schedules in Quarantine.
Remove the ignore designation. File recovery is the separate Quarantine restore action.
Formatting follows locale. Folder timestamps do not prove last application use.
No. Catalogs are machine translated with structural and flow tests; native-speaker corrections are welcome.
The web endpoint is an internal authenticated/session-scoped UI interface, not a supported unrestricted public deletion API.
The removal script does not explicitly delete separate quarantine directories, but it removes plugin configuration, tracking, history and template backups. Preserve what you need first.
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