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# 24.93.0 - public and private clouds

Version  24.93

Date: 24.09.2024

### Add 'filter' label with a search word when using 'show on the grid'

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We’ve introduced a new feature aimed at reducing the friction users encounter when searching for items and navigating through grid results. This feature adds a filter label to the grid whenever a user searches for an item and clicks "Show on the grid." Here’s how this functionality improves your workflow and why it’s beneficial.

* **Filter label Addition**: When you entered a word or a phrase and then clicke "Show on the grid" after searching, a label indicating the applied filter will appear on the grid.
* **Search box reset**: The search box will clear once the filtered items are shown on the grid to minimize confusion and ensure the user understands they are working with a filtered view.
* **Persistence across sessions**: The filter label will remain on the grid even if you reload the page, ensuring that you don’t lose your place or have to redo your search.
* **Restoring the unfiltered view**: If you remove the filter label, the grid will return to the initial unfiltered state, allowing you to start fresh when needed.

{% hint style="success" %}
Each of these updates is aimed at making your aqua experience even better—whether it’s simplifying your daily tasks, ensuring accuracy, or making the platform more intuitive.

**Stay tuned for more enhancements coming your way!**
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