← Back to context Comment by earthboundkid 2 years ago All file operations have been watched by Spotlight since forever at this point. 5 comments earthboundkid Reply threeseed 2 years ago Except for ignored file types and folders you marked as private. vetinari 2 years ago Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto. earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. 2 replies →
threeseed 2 years ago Except for ignored file types and folders you marked as private. vetinari 2 years ago Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto. earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. 2 replies →
vetinari 2 years ago Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto. earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. 2 replies →
earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. 2 replies →
Except for ignored file types and folders you marked as private.
Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto.
This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant.
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