How to Add a Feature to the Quick Actions

How to Add a Feature to the Quick Actions. Learn more about Helperbird features and how to get the most from your accessibility tools.

Quick Actions puts your most-used Helperbird features right at your fingertips. Instead of searching through menus, you can access everything you need in one spot.

Here's how to customize it.


Step 1: Open Helperbird

Click the Helperbird icon in the top right corner of your browser. The Helperbird menu will open, showing your current Quick Actions at the top with icon boxes.


Step 2: Add Your Favorite Features

Look for the plus sign (+) near the top of Helperbird within the icon boxes and click it.

A list of all available features will appear. Browse through and click the heart icon next to any feature you want to add to Quick Actions.

The feature will instantly appear in your Quick Actions area.


Step 3: Remove Features You Don't Need

If you want to remove a feature from Quick Actions, click the plus sign (+) again.

Find the feature you want to remove in the list and click the heart icon to deselect it. The feature will disappear from your Quick Actions area right away.

Tip: Add the features you use every single day to Quick Actions. This saves you time and makes Helperbird feel like it was built just for you!


Video Tutorial


Need Additional Help?

If you run into any issues while customizing your Quick Actions, reach out to our Helperbird support team and we'll help you out!

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