# Homepage
The home page is divided into three sections, the **Top bar, Main menu** and **Newsfeed.**
## **Top bar**
On the top bar, from left to right, you will find:
* [Search history](/getting-started/quick-start-guide/history.md): review your previous searches and recently viewed documents.
* [Search](/getting-started/quick-start-guide.md) box: search across the vLex database.
* [Jurisdiction](/support-1/settings.md#jurisdiction) selector: choose which jurisdiction(s) you want to search across.
* [Vincent](/vincent-by-vlex/vincent.md): upload your own document and ask Vincent to find related content.
* [vLex credits](/features/vlex-credits.md): purchase documents that are not included in your plan (only available for certain jurisdictions).
* [Account management](/support-1/account-management.md): change your settings, customise your alerts, and read the **vLex Privacy Policy** and **Terms of Use**.
## **Main menu**
The main menu is always present on the left of the screen, although it is minimised when not in use. This menu includes the following:
* **Home**
* [**Advanced search** ](/getting-started/quick-start-guide/advanced-search.md)
* [**Browse**](/getting-started/quick-start-guide/use-browse.md)
* [**Folders**](/features/document-management/folders.md)
* [**Help**](/master1.md)
* **Your current** [**vLex subscription**](/support-1/account-management/your-subscriptions.md)
## Newsfeed
The homepage shows you the latest legal news, as well as [SmartTopics](/features/stay-updated/smarttopics.md), where available.
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For more information, please read the [Newsfeed](/getting-started/homepage/news-stream.md) article. To learn how to make changes to your newsfeed, read [Personalise vLex](/getting-started/setting-up/personalise-the-home-page.md).
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## Video walkthrough
To see this information in practice, you can also watch the video below.
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Short video, narrating the different sections of the Homepage.
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