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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion src/content/docs/crowdin/integrations/overview.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -76,7 +76,12 @@ Once you star an app, it gets pinned to the top of the relevant tabs, such as **

Starred apps also appear as horizontal shortcut tabs at the end of the main project navigation. Clicking a shortcut opens the tab that contains the app (e.g., **Integrations**) and automatically opens the app within that tab. The tab that contains the app is highlighted as active, while the shortcut remains unhighlighted.

Starring works on an individual account basis, meaning each project member will see their own starred apps in the **Integrations**, **Tools**, and project navigation, independent of other members' selections.
Starring operates on an individual account and per-project basis. This means that your starred apps are unique to your account and specific to the project where you added them:

* **User-Specific:** Each project member manages their own starred apps. If you star an app, it will not appear as starred for other project members.
* **Project-Specific:** Starring an app in one project does not automatically star it in others.

This allows you to customize your workspace based on the specific needs of each project, as different projects may require different tools or translation strategies. To have a specific app starred across multiple projects, you need to star it individually within each project.

## Co-managing Crowdin Apps

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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion src/content/docs/enterprise/integrations/overview.mdx
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Starred apps also appear as shortcut entries in the left sidebar, grouped under the section where they were starred (e.g., under **Integrations**). Clicking a shortcut opens the section that contains the app and automatically opens the app within that section. The section is highlighted as active, while the shortcut remains unhighlighted.

Starring works on an individual account basis, meaning each project member will see their own starred apps in the **Integrations**, **Tools**, and project navigation, independent of other members' selections.
Starring operates on an individual account and per-project basis. This means that your starred apps are unique to your account and specific to the project where you added them:

* **User-Specific:** Each project member manages their own starred apps. If you star an app, it will not appear as starred for other project members.
* **Project-Specific:** Starring an app in one project does not automatically star it in others.

This allows you to customize your workspace based on the specific needs of each project, as different projects may require different tools or translation strategies. To have a specific app starred across multiple projects, you need to star it individually within each project.

## Co-managing Crowdin Apps

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