Fix create an expense markdown

docs/articles/new-expensify/expenses-&-payments/Create-an-expense.md

@@ -52,12 +52,12 @@ When an expense is submitted to a workspace, your approver will receive an email
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-You can also forward receipts to [email protected] using your primary or secondary email address. SmartScan will automatically extract all the details from the receipt and add them to your expenses.
+If the Continue button doesn't open the camera on your mobile web browser, 
+it might be because you denied camera permission. Learn how to enable camera permission in your browser [here](https://help.expensify.com/articles/new-expensify/expenses-&-payments/Create-an-expense#faq).
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-If the Continue button doesn't open the camera on your mobile web browser, 
-it might be because you denied camera permission. Learn how to enable camera permission in your browser [here](https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/2693767).
+You can also forward receipts to [email protected] using your primary or secondary email address. SmartScan will automatically extract all the details from the receipt and add them to your expenses.
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 # Manually add an expense
@@ -151,6 +151,31 @@ Yes, you can edit an expense until it is paid. When an expense is submitted, the
 In Expensify, expense reports group expenses in a batch to be paid or reconciled. When a draft report is open, all new expenses are added to it. 
 
 Once a report is submitted, you can track the status from the **Search** section. Click the **View** button for a specific expense or expense report. The status is displayed at the top of the expense or report.
+
+**How can I enable camera permission on mobile browser?**
+
+If you are using Google Chrome:
+
+1. **Open Settings App**  
+   Go to your phone's **Settings** app.
+2. **Find Google Chrome**  
+   Scroll down and tap on **Chrome** from the list of apps.
+3. **Enable Camera Access**  
+    Under the **Allow Chrome to Access** section, find the **Camera** toggle and turn it **ON**.
+4. **Check Camera Permission in Chrome**  
+   If you're still having issues, open **Google Chrome**, and visit a website that requires camera access (like a video call). Chrome will prompt you to grant camera access. Tap **Allow** to give permission.
+
+If you are using Safari:
+
+1. **Open Settings App**  
+   Open the **Settings** app on your phone.
+2. **Find Safari**  
+   Scroll down and tap on **Safari**.
+3. **Enable Camera Access**  
+   Under the **Settings for Websites** section, tap **Camera** and set it to **Allow**.
+4. **Check Camera Permission in Safari**  
+   Visit a website that requires camera access (like a video meeting platform) in **Safari**. When prompted, tap **Allow** to grant permission.
+
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