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 Click on the name of the snapshot again to disable the overlay and return to your editing session. Click the module's reset button to remove all existing snapshots. 
 
+It is possible to restore a snapshot to the current history stack (erasing any steps in the history stack performed after the snapshot was taken) by clicking the ![restore-snapshot icon](./snapshots/restore-snapshot.png#icon) icon to the right of the snapshot name.
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 **Note:** Snapshots are retained for the duration of your darktable session. This means that you can also use snapshots to compare with another image. Just navigate to that image and enable the snapshot view as normal. When you do this, an arrow appears in the snapshot name to indicate it was not taken from the current image -- hover over the name with your mouse to see the originating image name in a tooltip.

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     Click on the name of the snapshot again to disable the overlay and return to your editing session. Click the module's reset button to remove all existing snapshots.
+    It is possible to restore a snapshot to the current history stack (erasing any steps in the history stack performed after the snapshot was taken) by clicking the ![restore-snapshot icon](./snapshots/restore-snapshot.png#icon) icon to the right of the snapshot name.
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     **Note:** Snapshots are retained for the duration of your darktable session. This means that you can also use snapshots to compare with another image. Just navigate to that image and enable the snapshot view as normal. When you do this, an arrow appears in the snapshot name to indicate it was not taken from the current image -- hover over the name with your mouse to see the originating image name in a tooltip.
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