History and Ignored Items

History and Ignored Items

History

Open History to review completed attempts, selected counts and per-item outcomes. Search and compact path previews help find previous operations.

Check the action type: dry-run results and successful removal are not interchangeable evidence. After an interrupted browser request, use History plus current source/quarantine state to determine what happened before retrying.

Local history may contain real paths and application names. Copyable audit summaries and screenshots are not the same as the sanitized diagnostics export. Review them before sharing publicly.

Ignore and restore visibility

Use a row's Ignore action when you want to exclude it from ordinary cleanup review. The ignore list persists on the server.

Use Show ignored to inspect ignored items. They appear separately and remain unselectable until restored from the ignore list. “Restore” here removes the ignore designation; it does not restore files from quarantine.

Ignoring is not deletion and does not stop an application. Removing an ignore does not bypass other safety checks. Path changes can affect whether a stored ignore still matches the data you expect.

Views and filters

Saved views preserve browser-side choices such as search, filters, ignored visibility and sorting. They are convenience settings, not a server-wide cleanup policy. Another browser or cleared site storage may not have them.

If an expected candidate is missing, clear filters, inspect ignored entries and rescan before changing source roots or assuming the folder is gone.