** Summary changed:

- [design] [Switcher] Non-favourite feeds should appear in the apps stack
+ [design] [Switcher] Non-favourite scopes should appear in the apps stack

** Description changed:

  Currently app switcher (accessed via long right edge swipe) shows the
  Dash and all recent applications.
  
- The Dash contains favourite feeds. The current design proposal is that
- an individually opened feed (feed = scope) opens as a separate
- application in its own instance if it's not one of the favourite feeds.
+ The Dash contains favourite scopes. The current design proposal is that
+ an individually opened scope opens as a separate application in its own
+ instance if it's not one of the favourite scopes.
  
- Within the feed there can be a navigation similarly as apps have but
+ Within the scope there can be a navigation similarly as apps have but
  there is no header back navigation back to dash. Even if it was launched
- from there. So these non-favourite feeds are self contained items
+ from there. So these non-favourite scope are self contained items
  behaving like any app.
  
- Because of their app-like nature we want to add non-favourite feeds to
+ Because of their app-like nature we want to add non-favourite scope to
  the spread view and treat them there as any applications. They follow
  same recency order positioning, they can be closed and navigated to.

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
       Status: Triaged => Fix Committed

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  [design] [Switcher] Non-favourite scopes should appear in the apps
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