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The document discusses where warning/blocking messages should be placed for four landing pages on a site: the Login Page, Profile Page, Dashboard, and Meeting Console. It notes how users can access each page through URLs or links. It also provides three tiers of messages to show for different levels of browser/OS support - no message for full support, a warning for partial support, and a blocking message for no support.
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