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Bookmarks

Bookmark sessions for quick and easy access

Last updated 1 year ago

The bookmark feature allows users to mark specific sessions for quick and easy access. By using the bookmark command followed by the session number, users can designate sessions as bookmarks.

This feature is valuable in situations where users have numerous active sessions or when they want to keep track of important sessions. It enhances organization and efficiency when working with multiple sessions, especially when used in conjunction with the command.

Should users wish to remove a session from their bookmarks, they can utilize the unbookmark command, followed by the session number of the session they want to unbookmark.

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