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How to use this workflow
Finish the file first
Prepare the output and save it outside the browser. Reopen it from disk and verify the expected passage and ending. Unsaved in-page work can be lost when site data is cleared or the tab reloads.
Clear only the intended origin
In browser settings or developer tools, select the exact music-tool origin. Inspect its storage entries and note their types before using its clear-site-data control. Avoid a browser-wide deletion when you only intend to clear one site.
A before-and-after removal record
This original proposed worksheet keeps proof of export separate from proof of storage removal. It is not a claim that a deletion test was performed. Browser controls and storage labels differ between versions; use the controls for the origin shown in your address bar.
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| Stage | Record | Pass condition |
|---|---|---|
| Before clearing | Saved file path and playback result | Output opens independently |
| Immediately after | Cache/IndexedDB entries for origin | Selected stores cleared |
| Next visit | New engine/model requests | Expected setup understood |
Verify the result and record its limits
Reload and recheck the selected stores. New website assets may be cached immediately, so an empty store is not a permanent condition. Clearing site storage does not delete downloaded exports, operating-system backups or extension storage. Engines and separation models may need another network download; do not interpret that expected setup delay as lost audio recovery.
Common questions
Was this example measured on my device?
No. The worksheet and any hypothetical numbers are explicitly labeled. Use a harmless recording to collect your own observations and record the browser, date and exact operation.