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# Watchlist
In Mimir, you can not only view all your multisig and proxy accounts but also add other users' accounts to your **Watchlist** to stay updated on their activities.
## Add to Watchlist
Click on the account to open the account sidebar.
Search any address you want to take a look.
e.g W3F 12RYJb5gG4hfoWPK3owEYtmWoko8G6zwYpvDYTyXFVSfJr8Y
You can directly click '+' to add to watchlist.
Then you can click this account to see the detailed information. Including pending transactions and history.
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