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# History

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The **View History** panel (Only available in **PRO** version) provides a convenient way to track and manage your customization process. It consists of three key components:

**(1). Actions:** Displays a chronological list of all actions taken during the editing session—such as adding elements or editing content. You can click on any action to instantly revert your email template to that specific state.

**(2). Revisions:** Shows saved versions (revisions) of your email design. You can restore your template to any previous revision or choose to clear all if needed for a fresh start.

**(3). Back Button:** This handy button lets you return to the Elements panel, allowing you to seamlessly continue your editing workflow.

With **View History**, you gain full control over your editing process—confidently experiment with design changes while always having the option to step back at any point.


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