Undo, stop and history
Stop a change, take one back, or go back further.
Stop a change while it runs
Every change shows a progress card with a Stop button. Tap it, or send /cancel, and Munin stops at once and puts your project back exactly where it was before that change began.
A stopped change is charged for the work done up to the moment you stopped it.
Undo the last change
Send /undo and Munin takes back your last finished change. If that change was on the web, your web address goes back too.
Go back further
In the Munin app, open History. Every change is listed in your own words, day by day. Tap Go back here on any of them: Munin tells you how many later changes that removes, and a second tap does it.
Going back costs nothing.
When something breaks
If a change breaks your page, Munin notices — it checks every change before replying — and says so plainly. If the failure was ours (Munin crashed, ran out of time, or broke a page that was working), that change isn't charged.