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# 10-14 Oct Update

October 2021 Update (Teaxr v0.5.1315)

### :rocket: Major Features

* Speed improvements for view links for USA and surrounding regions
* Copy and Paste functionality for scenes and elements using CTRL+C/CTRL+V keyboard shortcuts
* New docs at <https://www.gmetri.com/docs/>

### :arrow\_double\_up: Minor Improvements

* Editor: User notifications when network gets disconnected while editing an experience

### :bug: Bug Fixes

Editor:

* Fixed project duplication for v5 projects
* **has been clicked** event added back to the list of events in rules page
* Fixed issues with elements inside duplicated groups

Viewer:

* Fixed viewer token forwarding issue


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