Back and Home
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Where: The back arrow at the top left of the reader, or the phone's back button; for Home, the logo at the top left of Home.
Back always returns to where you were before; it doesn't jump to Home. If you went into a folder on the Folders tab, opened a document and realised it was the wrong one, back brings you to the same folder: the tab, the folder, the text in the search box, the tag and source filters and the list scroll position are all kept.
- 1Open a document from a folder, a search, a tag, Podcasts or study cards.
- 2Press the back arrow or the phone's back button: the list you came from returns where you left it.
- 3Inside a folder, back once more goes to the parent folder; at the root it returns to the Folders tab.
- 4To go straight to Home, tap the logo at the top left of Home: the All tab opens from the top.
If you opened a document through a tool on Tools that asks for a document (Explain this document, Audio file, Podcast), back reopens Tools. For a document opened from a file manager rather than from inside , and not added to the library, back returns to the app you opened the file from.
Web (quillo.tr): On quillo.tr, the reader's back arrow and the browser's back button return to the same place: on the Folders page the selected folder (?k= in the address bar), the search box, the type filter and the list scroll; on Home and folder pages the filters and page scroll. If the document opened in a new tab, back goes to the Library. The logo in the left rail or at the top always opens the Library.
iPhone: Back at the top left of the reader (VoiceOver: "Back") returns to the tab, folder, search, filters and scroll position you left in the library; if you opened the document from study cards it returns there, and from Tools to Tools. On the Tools/Account pages, a two-finger Z gesture in VoiceOver goes to the previous tab.