> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.impossiblecloud.com/impossible-cloud-help/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.impossiblecloud.com/impossible-cloud-help/impossible-cloud-storage-guide/web-console/impossible-cloud-basics/console-panel.md).

# Using the panel

The panel opens on the right-hand side of the page when you select an item in the menu - for example, opening a bucket will show its objects and folders in the panel. It is the key area for **user interaction** and consists of a table listing your items, a search bar at the top, and pagination controls at the bottom.

The information is set up to show **10 rows per page** by default, but you can change this to 20, 50, or 100 using the selector at the bottom right-hand side of the panel. You can also navigate to the different pages by clicking on a designated number or using the **<** and **>** buttons.

When browsing objects inside a bucket, the bottom left shows a count of all objects and folders under the current prefix. While objects are still loading the count is shown as a lower bound (e.g. "Loading 500+ items..."); once loading is complete it shows the exact total.

You can also **search for any sub-item** within the selected menu item. Simply use the search bar located at the upper part of the panel. The console will then show all related items that match the entered search string - e.g., buckets or folders within a bucket.

{% hint style="info" %}
The console lists a maximum of **10,000 objects per prefix**.\
For listing all objects in a large bucket, please use the [CLI](/impossible-cloud-help/impossible-cloud-storage-guide/cli-user-guide.md) or an [S3 browser](https://kb.impossiblecloud.com/en/how-to-connect-s3-browser-to-impossible-cloud-storage).
{% endhint %}


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