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# See your active filters at a glance

**Published on July 7, 2026**

**New feature: filter chips.**

Following last week's update to the filter pane, it's now just as easy to see what's actually being filtered. Every active filter appears as a chip on the top bar of the view, so you no longer need to open the filter pane to know what you're looking at.

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This is particularly handy when:

* Taking screenshots of a view to share or document
* Screensharing during a call, so everyone can see what's filtered without you explaining it
* Opening a shortcut and not remembering which filters it applies

**Remove a filter in one click.** Click the **X** on a chip to instantly remove that filter, without opening the pane.

**Clearer filter pane.** Inside the pane itself, the filtered value of each field is now shown directly, so you can review your filters without expanding every field's settings.

Available on: **Web**, across all views (table, gallery, mixed, map, and calendar).

{% hint style="info" %}
Learn more in the [Filtering System](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/views/filtering-system) documentation.
{% endhint %}


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