## Dev Mode FAQ
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What is Dev Mode?
Dev Mode unlocks extra features for advanced users who want full control over their cleanup.
Enabling Dev Mode gives you access to:
* The [**Unknown Tab**](https://docs.sol-incinerator.com/tool-guide/incinerator/unknown-tab#unknown-tab-faq) for handling unusual or unrecognized assets
* The [**LP Tab**](https://docs.sol-incinerator.com/tool-guide/incinerator/lp#lp-faq) for burning leftover liquidity pool tokens
* A **“**[**Hide Tokens**](#how-does-the-hide-tokens-slider-work)**” slider** that filters high-value tokens across all tabs (Tokens, NFTs, Unknown)
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Use Dev Mode with care — it exposes more powerful tools that assume you understand what you're burning.
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How does the hide tokens slider work?
If a value can be estimated for a token, you can use the slider to hide tokens above a chosen dollar threshold.\
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For example, setting the slider to **$10** will hide any tokens estimated to be worth more than $10 from view.
You can also use the slider in combination with **Select All** to quickly target tokens **below** a specific value.
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**Important:**
* Do **not** rely on this slider as a safety guarantee as valuation data may be incomplete or unreliable.
* The slider uses **estimated values only**, which may not be accurate.
* **Always review the queue carefully** and verify what you are selecting before burning.
* *Jupiter Trusted Tokens require manual selection.*
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Are the slider bar and safety pop-up infallible?
No — they’re helpful tools, but they’re not perfect. The **most important safeguard is your own manual review** before confirming a burn.
Here’s why:
* The safety features are designed to make mistakes less likely, but they depend on third-party data, which can fail.
* Some assets might be too new or obscure to have accurate data.
Always double-check what you’re selecting and approving. The final responsibility is yours.
