Task: Fork all repos from facebook.
Site: gitlab

1. Search for "facebook" in the search bar at the top left of the screen.
2. Click on the "facebook" repo in the menu shown under the search bar.
3. Click on the "create-react-app" project under the "Personal projects" section at the right of the screen.
4. Click on the white "Fork" button at the top right of the screen, right to the white "Star" button.
5. Search for "facebook" in the search bar at the top left of the screen.
6. Click on the "facebook" repo in the menu shown under the search bar.
7. Click on the "buck" project under the "Personal projects" section at the right of the screen.
8. Click on the white "Fork" button at the top right of the screen, right to the white "Star" button.

1. Click the search bar at the top left of the screen next to the orange logo of "GitLab".
2. Enter “facebook” in the search bar.
3. Press enter to execute the search.
4. Click the white “Users” tab on the left menu of the page. This is the tab under "Milestones"
5. From the resulting list of users, click on the user with “facebook” in the name.
6. Scroll down until the list of projects called "Personal Projects" is visible. This should be in the right column of the page.
7. Click the first project from the list of projects on the bottom right of the screen
8. Click the white “Fork” button on the top right of the screen. This should be in the right column of the page, inline with the name of the project, to the right of the "Star" button.
9. From the displayed fields, click on the dropdown which says "Select a namespace". This should be under the "Project URL" subsection.
10. Click “byteblaze” from the bottom of the dropdown to select the namespace.
11. Click the blue “Fork project button at the bottom of the displayed fields. This should be under the "Visibility Level" section. The page will load to Fork the project.
12. Click the search bar at the top left of the screen next to the orange logo of "GitLab".
13. Enter “facebook” in the search bar.
14. Press enter to execute the search.
15. Click the white “Users” tab on the left menu of the page. This is the tab under "Milestones"
15. From the resulting list of users, click on the user with “facebook” in the name.
17. Scroll down until the list of projects called "Personal Projects" is visible. This should be in the right column of the page.
18. If there are more projects available, repeat steps 7-12 by clicking on the next available project.

1. Click on the search bar in the upper left.
2. Type "facebook"
3. Select the "Meta" option in the dropdown.
4. Click the "view all" button next to "Personal projects"
5. Click on "create-react-app"
6. Click on the blue "Fork" button on the right, in line with the project title
7. Click on the "Select a namespace" dropdown under "Project URL"
8. Select "byteblaze" from the dropdown.
9. Click on the blue "Fork project" button towards the bottom
10. Click on the search bar in the upper left.
11. Type "facebook"
12. Select the "Meta" option in the dropdown.
13. Click the "view all" button next to "Personal projects"
14. Click on "buck"
15. Click on the blue "Fork" button on the right, in line with the project title
16. Click on the "Select a namespace" dropdown under "Project URL"
17. Select "byteblaze" from the dropdown.
18. Click on the blue "Fork project" button towards the bottom

Fork all repos from facebook.
We must do this for all 2 repos as follows.
REPO 1: 
1. Click in the "Search Gitlab" box at the top left.
2. Type in the name "facebook".
3. From the autocomplete menu, click on the user "facebook".
4. Click on the first project "buck" under the "Personal projects" section.
5. Click on the "Fork" button at the top right of the page.
6. Click on the "Select a namespace" button located under the "Project URL" section.
7. From the dropdown, click on any option (since the user did not specify).
8. Click the blue "Fork project" button at the bottom.
REPO 2:
1. Click in the "Search Gitlab" box at the top left.
2. Type in the name "facebook".
3. From the autocomplete menu, click on the user "facebook".
4. Click on the first project "create-react-app" under the "Personal projects" section.
5. Click on the "Fork" button at the top right of the page.
6. Click on the "Select a namespace" button located under the "Project URL" section.
7. From the dropdown, click on any option (since the user did not specify).
8. Click the blue "Fork project" button at the bottom.

1. Press the "/" key to open the search bar.
2. Type "facebook" into the search bar.
3. Click on the "facebook" user in the search results.
4. Click on the first repository that facebook has. In this case it is "create-react-app".
5. Click on the "Star" button in the top right of the repository. It can also be identified with a star icon.
6. Click on the username on the repository to go back to facebook's user page.
7. Click on the second repository that facebook has. In this case it is "buck".
8. Click on the "Star" button in the top right of the repository. It can also be identified with a star icon.