Favorites
Star the pages you come back to, then open them from your sidebar.
Overview
Favorites are your own shortcuts to the pages you open most, kept in the sidebar. The list is personal, so nobody else in the workspace sees what you have starred, and each workspace holds a separate one.
Screenshot coming: The sidebar Favorites section holding a job, a candidate and a folder
Keyboard
O then F opens your favorites in the command menu.
⌥ F adds or removes the favorite while you are on a candidate.
Mouse
- Click the star in the page header to add or remove a favorite
- Click a favorite in the sidebar to open it
- Remove a favorite with the
Xat the right edge of its row
Command menu
Type f and a space to search your favorites instead of the whole workspace.
Basics
What you can favorite
The star sits in the header of the page you are on. These pages carry one:
- the Jobs list and the Candidates list
- a job
- an application
- a candidate
- a document
- a team's home page
Under Resources on a job, a document's row menu offers Favorite too.
Add a favorite
Select the star. The sidebar picks the page up at once. If the write fails, the star returns to its earlier state and a message says why.
Create folders
Hover the Favorites heading and click the folder icon on the right. A new folder arrives at the top of the list with its name ready to type over. Drag favorites into it, back out again, or up and down to set the order. The folder's own row menu renames and removes it, and removing a folder takes what is inside it too.
Access favorites
A workspace where you have starred nothing shows no Favorites heading at all. Your first star creates the section, between Workspace and your teams. Click a row to open it, or reach the same list through the command menu or O then F.
Remove a favorite
Each row keeps an X at its right edge, hidden until the pointer reaches it. That button removes the favorite. The toast that follows carries an Undo button, and Cmd/Ctrl Z reverses it as well. Starring the page again puts the favorite back.