I have in mind to get rid of some clutter. So, I do a backup and delete everything I think I am not using.
I clicked on the Visual tab. I have so many images, many no longer used anywhere. I did not notice any button or other way to delete all the images. I had an idea: I would backup everything. I make a copy so I have the backup in case I delete too much. From the copy, I unzip to a folder. Then I delete everything I want and leave everything I want. Then, when I restore, the backup will overwrite and replace everything. All unwanted files will be gone from HTML storage.
I see it does not work that way. Looks to me that Kantu is deliberately designed to avoid users accidentally losing all their data – forever!! And I must agree this is a wise design.
So, I don’t even know if my thinking to remove clutter is how I should think when using Kantu.
Removing a lot of macros is no problem. I have macros organized in directories and subdirectories in HTML storage. So, I just delete a directory and all the directories subdirectories and macros get deleted all together.
If you would add a feature to delete all images, I was thinking it should maybe force a backup first. If the user really does not want to ever see these images again, he/she can delete the backup. Or have other means to reduce risk of accidental massive data loss. I hope you take this paragraph to be my expressing approval of Kantu’s hindering risk of massive data loss. Because I reckon there are several ways to avoid accidental massive data loss, probably several better than my first thoughts.
What I am hoping for is maybe some remarks about how I should think regarding removing clutter (unused images):
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Don’t worry about it because there is ample space in HTML storage, even for very prolific macro writers using lots of XClicks, etc.
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Just be patient, the functionality is on UI.Vision’s to-do list
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There is a way, and you will describe how
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Or ?