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# Favorite entries

The ***Favorites*** tab contains entries flagged as favorite by the current user. Favorites are kept locally, meaning they are not shared and they roam with the user profile and at the database level.

This is useful when the number of managed entries becomes too great or when a strict directory structure must be maintained.

The favorites view can be personalized to show the sub entries. Click on the ellipsis and select ***Show sub entries***. You can also ***Import*** and ***Export*** favorites by clicking on the corresponding option.

A shortcut to the ***Favorites*** tab of the ***navigation pane*** is located in the ***View*** tab of the ribbon.

#### Favorite an entry

Right-click an entry in the ***navigation pane***, then select ***Favorite***.

#### Organize the favorites

Favorites do not necessarily replicate the folder structure of the ***vault***. Add folders in the favorite view to organize your favorite entries.

#### Icon overlay

If desired, an icon overlay blue star can be displayed in the ***vault*** over favorite entries. To display the icon overlay, navigate to ***File*** – ***Settings*** – ***User interface*** – ***Favorites***, then enable the ***Show favorite icon in navigation tree*** option.

#### See also

* [Devolutions Academy – Creating and managing different entries](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/3266637-creating-and-managing-different-entries?sid=bf17de9a-101a-4cd4-ad53-defdd0bc6093\&sid_i=0)


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