Systems and methods for automatically saving a state of a communication session

A method comprising:

• causing display, on a client device, of a user interface comprising an interface element presented in conjunction with a presentation of content, the interface element comprising:
• a first selectable element comprising an image corresponding to a first state of a communication session, the first selectable element operable to recall the first state of the communication session in response to selection of the first selectable element;
• a second selectable element to hide the interface element;
• in response to receiving a first user input indicative of a request to save a second state of the communication session, updating the display the interface element to include a third selectable element corresponding to the second state of the communication session;
• and
• in response to receiving second user input indicative of an interaction with the second selectable element, hiding the display of the interface element in the user interface while maintaining the presentation of content.

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium embodying instructions that, when executed by a machine, cause the machine to perform operations comprising:

• causing display, on a client device, of a user interface comprising an interface element presented in conjunction with a presentation of content, the interface element comprising:
• a first selectable element comprising an image corresponding to a first state of a communication session, the first selectable element operable to recall the first state of the communication session in response to selection of the first selectable element;
• a second selectable element to hide the interface element;
• in response to receiving a first user input indicative of a request to save a second state of the communication session, updating the display the interface element to include a third selectable element corresponding to the second state of the communication session;
• and
• in response to receiving second user input indicative of an interaction with the second selectable element, hiding the display of the interface element in the user interface while maintaining the presentation of content.