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73:navigation [2020/11/10 16:43] – aakr73:navigation [2024/02/13 15:29] – [Use web browser buttons] emr
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 In previous versions of Stages, the usage of the browser's back, forward, and reload buttons was discouraged. With V7, this has significantly changed. In previous versions of Stages, the usage of the browser's back, forward, and reload buttons was discouraged. With V7, this has significantly changed.
  
-<font inherit/inherit;;#27ae60;;inherit>**We now do recommend to use the browser back, forward, or reload buttons.**</font> \\ <font inherit/inherit;;#27ae60;;inherit>**We also recommend to use multiple browser tabs or windows.**</font>+**We now do recommend to use the browser back, forward, or reload buttons.**\\ **We also recommend to use multiple browser tabs or windows.**
  
 For example, when performing a readiness check of your processes, you open each finding in a new browser tab, edit the content to fix the finding, and close the tab again. Then simply press browser reload to re-run the readiness check. For example, when performing a readiness check of your processes, you open each finding in a new browser tab, edit the content to fix the finding, and close the tab again. Then simply press browser reload to re-run the readiness check.
  
-===== Share Stages URL  ===== 
  
-You can share URL from any location in Stages with any user. Once the user logs into Stages with the same link, they will be directed to the location (as long as they have required permissions to view the content).+===== Share Stages URL ===== 
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 +Stages uses deep links which means it uses URL that links to a specific piece of content in Stages, rather than Stage's home page. 
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 +This allows you to share the URL from any location in Stages with other user. Once the user logs into Stages with the link, they will be directed to the same location in Stages (as long as they have required permissions to view the content).