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Implement multi selection of datasets in folder tab (#6683)
* allow to select multiple datasets in the folders tab
* complete multi select logic for all combinations of click, ctrl+click and drag
* move details sidebar into own module
* refactor sidebar sub components and display 'n datasets are selected' in multi selection case
* show progress indicator when moving multiple datasets
* fix not tall enough sidebar highlighting during drag
* show 'selected x of z datasets' during multi select
* implement range select with shift modifier
* update changelog and docs
* fix incorrect range selection when default ordering is used
* improve selection click by shrinking invisible tag container
* show empty context menu when right clicking multiple datasets
* show warning when moving datasets to the folder where there are already located
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- Added sign in via OIDC. [#6534](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/6534)
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- Added a new datasets tab to the dashboard which supports managing datasets in folders. Folders can be organized hierarchically and datasets can be moved into these folders. Selecting a dataset will show dataset details in a sidebar. [#6591](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/6591)
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- Added the option to search a specific folder in the new datasets tab. [#6677](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/6677)
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- The new datasets tab in the dashboard allows multi-selection of datasets so that multiple datasets can be moved to a folder at once. As in typical file explorers, CTRL + left click adds individual datasets to the current selection. Shift + left click selects a range of datasets. [#6683](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/6683)
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### Changed
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- webKnossos is now able to recover from a lost webGL context. [#6663](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/6663)
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Search for your dataset by using the search bar or sorting any of the table columns.
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Learn more about managing datasets in the [Datasets guide](./datasets.md).
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The presentation differs corresponding to your user role.
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The presentation differs depending on your user role.
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Regular users can only start or continue annotations and work on tasks.
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[Admins and Team Managers](./users.md#access-rights-roles) also have access to additional administration actions, access-rights management, and advanced dataset properties for each dataset.
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Read more about the organization of datasets [here](./datasets.md#dataset-organization).
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In addition to the folder organization, datasets can also be tagged.
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Use the tags column to do so or select a dataset with a click and use the right sidebar.
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To move multiple datasets to a folder at once, you can make use of multi-selection. As in typical file explorers, CTRL + left click adds individual datasets to the current selection. Shift + left click selects a range of datasets.
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## Dataset Sharing
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Read more in the [Sharing guide](./sharing.md#dataset-sharing)
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