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# Action center

Every new notification will show up as a red icon with number of unread notifications. 

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To mark them as read click on the three dots (*kebab) menu* and choose *Mark all as read*.

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Some notifications will have an extra option when you hover over them.

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In the details of the notification, you will see an error message if anything goes wrong.

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You can cancel the action using the Stop action in the menu.

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