I've been trying to delete the massive amount of art from my library for a few days now. However, it appears I can't do more than 30 items at once. When I'm trying to delete 300MB at once, this is a really tedious job when going 30 items at a time. I can load my entire library at once by scrolling until I reach the end, and I can even select all of it, but deleting it doesn't do anything. It's all there when I refresh and my storage usage doesn't go down. Surely there's a better way to do this. I've disabled all my add-ons/extensions, just to be sure, as well. Looking at the console when I attempted to delete more than 30 items, I do notice an error: v2.js?1519751058:1 Mixed Content: The page at '<a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/library" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/library</a>' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image '<a href="http://app.roll20.net/js/textboxlist/close.gif" rel="nofollow">http://app.roll20.net/js/textboxlist/close.gif</a>'. This content should also be served over HTTPS. _ @ v2.js?1519751058:1 css @ v2.js?1519751058:2 Ce @ v2.js?1519751058:2 E @ v2.js?1519751058:1 hide @ v2.js?1519751058:2 Z.fn.(anonymous function) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 stopEditing @ browse.js?1452029248:552 initialize @ browse.js?1452029248:488 e.View @ v2.js?1519751058:6 I.n @ v2.js?1519751058:6 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:65 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 callback @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:63 a @ v2.js?1519751058:15 u @ v2.js?1519751058:2 fireWith @ v2.js?1519751058:2 i @ v2.js?1519751058:3 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 XMLHttpRequest.send (async) send @ v2.js?1519751058:3 ajax @ v2.js?1519751058:3 Z.(anonymous function) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 o @ v2.js?1519751058:15 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:15 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 t.fn.infinitescroll @ v2.js?1519751058:15 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:38 u @ v2.js?1519751058:2 fireWith @ v2.js?1519751058:2 ready @ v2.js?1519751058:2 o @ v2.js?1519751058:1 thumb.webp:1 GET <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/1457" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/1457</a>... 403 (Forbidden) Image (async) (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:2 domManip @ v2.js?1519751058:2 append @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:55 b.each.b.forEach @ v2.js?1519751058:5 callback @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:51 a @ v2.js?1519751058:15 u @ v2.js?1519751058:2 fireWith @ v2.js?1519751058:2 i @ v2.js?1519751058:3 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 XMLHttpRequest.send (async) send @ v2.js?1519751058:3 ajax @ v2.js?1519751058:3 Z.(anonymous function) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 o @ v2.js?1519751058:15 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:15 dispatch @ v2.js?1519751058:2 g.handle @ v2.js?1519751058:2 trigger @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:2 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 trigger @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:88 dispatch @ v2.js?1519751058:2 g.handle @ v2.js?1519751058:2 thumb.webp:1 GET <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/1457" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/1457</a>... 403 (Forbidden) Image (async) (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:2 domManip @ v2.js?1519751058:2 append @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:55 b.each.b.forEach @ v2.js?1519751058:5 callback @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:51 a @ v2.js?1519751058:15 u @ v2.js?1519751058:2 fireWith @ v2.js?1519751058:2 i @ v2.js?1519751058:3 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 XMLHttpRequest.send (async) send @ v2.js?1519751058:3 ajax @ v2.js?1519751058:3 Z.(anonymous function) @ v2.js?1519751058:3 o @ v2.js?1519751058:15 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:15 dispatch @ v2.js?1519751058:2 g.handle @ v2.js?1519751058:2 trigger @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ v2.js?1519751058:2 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 each @ v2.js?1519751058:1 trigger @ v2.js?1519751058:2 (anonymous) @ yourlibrary.js?v=31:88 dispatch @ v2.js?1519751058:2 g.handle @ v2.js?1519751058:2 Is there any solution or workaround available to this problem, or am I doomed to sit and click 30 items at a time until the heat death of the universe? Thanks
