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title: "Find a page, a session or a playlist"
description: "Go to any page, find your sessions and your playlists, and open again what you opened last."
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> Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.medlibro.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Find a page, a session or a playlist

The search also finds the pages of the app, your sessions and your playlists. These rows show on the first level of the search, not inside a year or a module.

## Go to a page

Type the start of the page's name, such as *mem* for **Memorix** or *sett* for **Settings**. The page shows in the list, under **Pages** if other rows show too. Select it to go there.

The search offers the pages that your menu lets you open.

## Find your sessions and playlists

Type two letters or more of a session's title or a playlist's name. If other rows show too, your sessions sit under **Your sessions**, and your playlists under **Your playlists**. They come after the modules, the courses and the exams, and they take a moment longer to show.

- MedLibro also searches the description of a playlist.
- Your pinned playlists come first.
- An archived session shows the word **Archived**. It does not open from here: MedLibro takes you to **Sessions**. To open it, [activate it first](/en/sessions/manage-your-sessions).
- The search does not list a temporary session. To open it again, use the module, the course or the exam that opened it.

If the list is long, type more letters.

## Open what you opened last

With nothing typed, the search shows **Recent** above your years: the last five things that you opened from it. The newest has the highlight, so <kbd>Enter</kbd> opens it again.

To remove a row, select the cross at its end. On a computer, you can also press <kbd>Del</kbd> on the highlighted row. The row comes back when you open it from the search again.

**Recent** stays on this device. MedLibro clears it when you sign out.

Source: https://docs.medlibro.co/en/search/find-pages-and-sessions
