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Turn each file-type rule on or off with a checkbox, without deleting it. A rule that is off stays in the list (dimmed) and offloads nothing, so you can stage a type before enabling it or pause one while testing. Off applies to both automatic offload and the vault scan.
View the activity log in the app: a "View log" button in settings (Diagnostics) and a "View the activity log" command open the recent log in a panel with one-click copy, so you can include it in a bug report without hunting for the file on disk.
Fixed
The round-trip rehearsal no longer fails at "Verified byte-for-byte" with "size 0" on a healthy bucket. On desktop, the size pre-check read 0 because the platform's HEAD request returns no content length; the rehearsal now treats an unknown size as inconclusive and relies on the download-and-rehash step, which is the real byte-for-byte proof. A size that is actually present and wrong, or a wrong server checksum, still fails honestly.
Offload verification no longer forces an unnecessary re-download when the bucket reports a matching checksum but no size on HEAD. The checksum match is accepted as proof; size only blocks verification when it is present and wrong. This makes large-file offloads faster and is the same root cause as the rehearsal fix.
The offload preview (batch offload and the vault scan) now appears instantly for any number of files. It previously read and hashed every selected file before drawing the list, so a whole-vault scan of hundreds of megabytes looked frozen. The preview now shows names and sizes only; hashing happens during the offload itself, with live progress.
A failed rehearsal is now written to the activity log (it was only shown on screen before), so a failure leaves a record you can copy and report.