Clear local history
Erases the device vault, pending outbox, and topic read positions. It does not touch server history or another device.
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device memory guide
Onyx is browser-portable, but it is not a blank window onto a server. It can remember useful context on this device. This map shows the boundary, the crossings you choose, and the controls that erase local state without pretending server history changed.
Reading the map
Each row names the local copy, the only crossing, and what remains independent on the other side.
MEDIA This guide covers app memory. Live voice and video use the LADON/Ophion media path; they are not copied into the local message-history vault.
Preferences → Portable vault creates a JSON file only when you ask. You review a file again before importing and merging it on another Onyx device.
Portable when present
Never exported automatically
Preferences exposes separate, confirmed controls. Each one verifies local storage before reporting success.
Erases the device vault, pending outbox, and topic read positions. It does not touch server history or another device.
Removes only remembered review points; messages and topic cursors remain.
Removes saved names, modes, and query text without erasing message history.
Removes per-topic cursors only; room messages and server history remain.
Removes room and channel-topic drafts. Direct-message drafts stay unless you edit or send them.
Removes offline queued text before reconnect so it cannot be sent later.
Find every control: open Onyx → Preferences → Search & history. Turning off Remember conversations on this device also clears the local vault.
Open OnyxFor ordinary room history, Search Center can show device results and a separately labelled server archive lane. For an encrypted DM, Onyx does not send the query across the boundary. The server has ciphertext; the current device can search only plaintext already decrypted in memory.
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