How do you delete multiple apps, tables, or folders at once, with confirmation of what will be deleted?

In Jestor 8.0, you can select several apps, tables, or a whole folder and delete them all at once, with a confirmation list showing exactly everything that will be deleted before the deletion is finalized.

How bulk deletion works

With builder mode turned on, simply select multiple items — apps, tables, or a whole folder — and trigger the deletion. Before anything is actually deleted, Jestor displays a list of everything inside that selection (for example, everything within a specific folder), so the user can confirm they really want to delete that content.

Step	What happens
Selection	Multiple apps, tables, or a folder are selected
Prior confirmation	A full list of what will be deleted is displayed
Deletion	Confirmed only after reviewing the list

How to delete several items at once

Turn on builder mode.
Select the apps, tables, or folder you want to delete.
Click delete — Jestor lists everything that will be removed.
Confirm the deletion only after reviewing the list shown.

Why choose Jestor

Bulk deletion: cleaning up or organizing your account is much faster than deleting item by item.
Confirmation for safety: the preview list prevents accidentally deleting important items.
Builder-mode control: the deletion option only appears with builder mode turned on, reducing risk.

Can you delete an entire folder at once?

Yes, when you select a folder, Jestor lists everything inside it before confirming the deletion.

Is bulk deletion available to any user?

The deletion option only appears with builder mode turned on.

Can you cancel the deletion after seeing the confirmation list?

Yes, deletion is only finalized after confirmation; you can cancel while reviewing the list shown.

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