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title: "How to pick up a page build exactly where you left it"
description: "Say you got halfway through building a landing page yesterday and had to stop. Here's how Magicfront AI gets you back to exactly that point today, instead of you trying to remember what you'd already asked for."
url: https://magicfront.ai/resume-page-build-conversation-history/
date: 2026-08-26
modified: 2026-09-24
author: "Judit Simón"
image: https://magicfront.ai/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/resume-page-build-conversation-history-cover.jpg
categories: ["How-to"]
tags: ["How to - magicfront.ai"]
type: post
lang: en
---

# How to pick up a page build exactly where you left it

Say you got halfway through building a landing page yesterday — a few widgets in, a couple of rounds of back-and-forth with the AI — and had to stop before it was finished. Coming back today shouldn’t mean trying to remember what you’d already asked for, or starting the conversation over.

## Find yesterday’s conversation, not a blank chat

Conversation history keeps a list of everything you’ve worked on, each with its status and the time it happened, and you can search that list by text if you don’t remember exactly when it was. Opening one loads it back up — where you left off, not a fresh start — and if today genuinely does call for something new, starting a new conversation is just as direct. A conversation you no longer need can be deleted from the same list.

## Get back to the page itself just as fast

You can switch between the home, chat, history, page editor, and widget catalog views directly, and open any page in the editor with a single click from the page list — so returning to the exact page that conversation was building doesn’t take any more digging than returning to the conversation did. The logo takes you back home and starts a new conversation, for whenever that’s what you actually want instead.

## The workspace holds its state, too

The right panel remembers the width you resized it to across sessions, so it doesn’t snap back to a default every time you open the editor. Within a session, it also keeps showing whichever you had selected — the AI chat or a widget’s editing controls — and the Config and Style tabs on a widget stay on whichever one you were last using.

## The takeaway

Stopping partway through a build doesn’t cost you the context you’d already built up. Between a searchable conversation history that reopens exactly where you paused and a right panel that keeps its resized width across sessions, picking back up is closer to reopening a tab than starting over.