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Practice setup no longer sends you to another page to look at something on it. Selecting a practice — one of yours, or one the library is offering — opens it beside the tree you were reading, and selecting something inside that opens on top of it, so you can go two levels deep and step back one at a time with Escape, a press on the page, the browser's Back button, or a swipe. The page behind stays readable rather than blurred, and each panel leaves a column of the one beneath it showing.
Your own practices now have a read-only view for the first time. Opening one used to mean opening the edit form, so "what does this practice say?" and "change this practice" were the same act; now reading is reading, and editing is one clearly marked step away. A practice looks the same whether you met it in the library or in your own tree, because both show the same definition.
Writing a practice no longer takes over the page either — on Practice setup and in the instance catalog, Create and Edit open beside the tree the practice belongs to, so you can see where it is going while you write it. An editor closes the same four ways everything else does — Escape, a press on the page beside it, a swipe, or its own controls — and asks before discarding unsaved changes on any of them, so nothing is lost and nothing silently refuses to close. The old addresses still work and open the same editor.
Adding a practice returns you to the library you were working through — the practice moves into your own tree and stops being offered — instead of dropping you into an edit form. Adding five practices is now five selections rather than five round trips. Everything is addressable: the URL you are looking at is the URL you can share, and it reopens exactly the panels you had open.