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Screenshots: Deleted and Idle Markers in Work Logs

WORK LOGS marks screenshots that need context so you can read a day at a glance.

  • Trash-can marker — the employee deleted that screenshot. The image is gone, but the slot and the day note tell you how many were removed.
  • Dashed border — idle time was recorded on that screenshot. Red means not approved, green means approved.
  • Green background — the time was recorded inside a premium time frame.

A day with idle time also shows This log contains N minutes of idle time at the top. None of these markers are accusations — people step away from their desk, and deleting a private screenshot is allowed.

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