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# Home

## View and edit app

Details for the selected app can be viewed and edited here.

{% hint style="info" %}
For more information about the details of apps go here: [App details](/developer/app-store/app/home/app-details.md)
{% endhint %}

## Go to app connections

1. Click the "App connections"-tab at the top of the page.

## Go to app versions

1. Click the "[App versions](/developer/app-store/app/app-versions.md)"-tab at the top of the page or click the "Go to app connections"-button to the right of the page.

## Go to current app version

1. Click the title of the current app version located to the right of the page, under "Current version".

## Show and hide client secret

1. Click the "<i class="fa-eye">:eye:</i>"-icon to the right of the secret.
2. Click again to hide secret.

## Copy client secret

1. Click the copy icon to the right of the secret.
2. Secret is now copied to clipboard and ready to be pasted in a secure environment.

## Rotate client secret

1. Click the rotate icon to the right of the secret.

## Add medias

1. Locate the "Medias"-section and click the "Add media"-button.
2. Fill out the fields.

## Remove medias

1. Click the "<i class="fa-trash-can">:trash-can:</i>"-icon in the top right corner of the media section.
2. Confirm deletion if prompted.

## Create new app version

1. Click "Create new version"-button in the far right of the page.

## Configure API permissions

1. Locate the API permissions section
2. Enable or disable permissions by clicking the box next to each permission.


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