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How can I prevent users from viewing images that are attached to a Confluence page?

Eliezer Basner [EXT]

After our Confluence space is published to the web, if I double-click on an image, the image is displayed in an image viewer. Using the image viewer, I can scroll through all the images on the current page, but if I continue scrolling I can also see all the images (even old versions of the images which are no longer displayed on the current page) that are attached to the page. I do not want our users to be able to see our old drafts. How can I configure the page so that users can only see the current images if they try scrolling with the image viewer?

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Poorvi Jhawar

Hi @Eliezer Basner [EXT] and @Adi Atzmony

If you delete a file or an image from the editor, the file or image will not be deleted. It will be needed to be deleted under Attachments.

You'll have to delete it under Attachments. Please see screenshot below. In case this answers your question, would appreciate you to accept the answer

Let me know how you go.

Cheers

Poorvi

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