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What does "Reset from cloud" do? Will I lose anything?

"Reset from cloud" (in the sidebar's Settings section) opens an explainer page with a Reset from cloud… button; confirming discards any unsynced local changes still in flight and reloads everything fresh from the Supernote cloud. Use it as a recovery hatch if your list ever looks out of sync or wrong. It throws away the app's temporary, not-yet-saved view state (optimistic edits, brand-new rows that haven't saved yet) and pulls a clean snapshot. It does NOT delete anything from the cloud, your device, or your saved files — it only resets this app's local view to match the cloud. While it runs you'll see "Reloading from the cloud…"; if the reload fails it restores your last-known data so you're never left with an empty screen.

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