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18 changes: 10 additions & 8 deletions docs/session-inspector/gestures.md
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## Saved Gestures

The default saved gestures list is empty, but can be populated by creating and saving new gestures.
New gestures can either be created manually or can be imported from JSON files that were previously downloaded from the saved gestures section.
The default saved gestures list is empty, but can be populated by either manually creating and saving
new gestures, or importing gesture files in JSON format.

- New gesture can be created by pressing the `+` button in the bottom left, which will open the [Gesture Builder](#gesture-builder) screen.
- Gestures downloaded as JSON files can be uploaded on clicking the `upload icon`. This opens a file browser window, allowing multiple gestures to be uploaded simultaneously.
- New gestures can be created by pressing the `+` button in the bottom left, which will open the
[Gesture Builder](#gesture-builder) screen.
- Gesture files in JSON format can be uploaded on clicking the `upload icon`. This opens a file
browser window, allowing multiple gestures to be uploaded simultaneously.

Once a gesture has been created and saved, clicking its entry in the saved gestures list will show
its expected actions as an overlay over the [screenshot](./screenshot.md). There are also 4 buttons
for each gesture:
Once a gesture has been created and saved, hovering over its entry in the saved gestures list will
show its actions as an overlay over the [screenshot](./screenshot.md). There are also 4
buttons for each gesture:

- Execute the gesture
- Edit the gesture (will open it in the [Gesture Builder](#gesture-builder))
- Download the gesture as JSON file
- Download the gesture as a JSON file
- Delete the gesture

## Gesture Builder
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