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 ===Installing the Okta plugin===
 With the Okta Browser Plugin you automatically initiate an Okta sign-in to a broad range of applications that would otherwise require you to manually enter your credentials. For more info [https://help.okta.com/eu/en-us/Content/Topics/end-user/plugin-overview.htm click here].
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 # Click on the part of the message that says '''"click here to install"'''.
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 ::'''Note''':''Each web browser has its own slightly different method of installing the plug-in.''
-After installing the Okta plug-in, a folder called '''"My Applications"''' will be added to the Bookmarks toolbar. This folder contains bookmarks for all of the applications in your dashboard.<BR>
-[[File:Myapps.png|thumbnail|400 px]]<br clear="all">
-Click on the triangle to view the contents of the '''"My Applications"''' folder<BR><BR>
-[[File:Bookmarks.png|thumbnail|400 px]]<br clear="all">
-A right click (two finger click, for you laptop users) on the My Applications folder will allow you to rename it. For instance, you could call it "Riverdale Applications."
-These bookmarks provide you with a quick and easy way to access applications in Okta, without going to the dashboard.<BR><BR>
-'''For more info on the plug-ins''' [https://support.okta.com/entries/27598176-About-the-Browser-Plugin%20here click here]
+* For more info on the plug-ins [https://help.okta.com/eu/en-us/Content/Topics/end-user/plugin-overview.htm click here]
 ==Opening an application from the dashboard==