Cleanup
Per-row actions
Section titled “Per-row actions”Each row has its own delete control. Delete All and Remove All appear on a group header only when the group’s module is Orphaned or Inactive.
Settings tab
Section titled “Settings tab”Delete removes one world setting. Delete All removes every world setting in that namespace. Neither touches user-scoped copies of the key. Clear those from the Users tab.
World Flags tab
Section titled “World Flags tab”Remove strips the module’s flag scope from one document. Remove All strips that scope from every world document that holds it.
Compendium Flags tab
Section titled “Compendium Flags tab”Remove and Remove All work the same way on compendium documents. Snoot unlocks locked compendiums for the write and locks them again afterward.
An unremovable document shows a marker instead of Remove and is skipped by Remove All. Foundry rejects any update to it, so its flags stay until the module that defines its type is installed and enabled again.
Users tab
Section titled “Users tab”Delete removes a user setting, or removes a client setting from the current browser only. Remove strips a flag scope from that user. The tab has no group-level controls.
Per-module clean
Section titled “Per-module clean”Clean Module appears on Overview rows for Orphaned and Inactive modules. It deletes the module’s world settings and removes its flags from world and compendium documents.
Bulk actions
Section titled “Bulk actions”These buttons sit in the footer and appear when the scan found matching data.
| Button | Removes |
|---|---|
| Clean All Orphaned | Settings and flags of every module that is no longer installed |
| Clean All Inactive | Settings and flags of every installed but disabled module |
| Clean All Stale | Stale world settings. Pending keys stay; Leftover keys are removed only if you opt in. |
If any stale settings belong to active modules, Clean All Stale asks a second question before deleting them. Skip Leftovers is the default.
Including user data
Section titled “Including user data”When user-scoped entries fall in scope, Clean Module, Clean All Orphaned, and Clean All Inactive ask whether to include them. Skip User Data is the default. Include User Data also deletes the matching user-scoped settings and User document flags. Client settings are never included, and Clean All Stale never touches user data.
Rescan
Section titled “Rescan”After a cleanup, Snoot asks whether to rescan. If you skip, the window shows the old results until you click Rescan in the footer.