kasim
举人
Hello,
I am writing to report several issues I've encountered with the highlight function in the Reader.
Bug Report: Highlight Function Issues
1. Inconsistent Highlighting Behavior:
- The highlight function does not consistently react as expected. Sometimes it takes multiple attempts to successfully highlight a word.
- In some cases, the function fails to highlight the word entirely, while at other times, it works correctly on the first attempt.
- From my observations, it takes around 2-4 seconds for a word to be highlighted after selecting it. If I click somewhere else immediately after attempting to highlight, the chances of the word being highlighted decrease significantly.
- Although it doesn't happen often, there are instances where the word fails to highlight even after waiting. I wanted to raise this issue in case other users are experiencing similar problems.
I have included a video to demonstrate these issues for better understanding.
Suggestion for Improvement (Previously Posted)
To provide a comprehensive overview, I am also including the history of my previous post where I suggested improvements for the highlight function(since it also related to the highlight function I will keep it here so it would all be in one thread):
Previous Suggestion Post:
Highlight Management
The new highlight feature is absolutely fantastic addition, especially for users who frequently highlight key words or phrases. However, the process to manage them (like changing colors, editing categories or deleting) is quite cumbersome to the point that after 1 hour of using it and constantly going through the same steps made me not want to use it so much anymore. Introducing a more streamlined way to manage bookmarks directly from the main interface—perhaps a dedicated bookmark button on the top next to the + icon to save words to flashcards—would make this feature even more beneficial (i.e. user selects the word, then clicks the shortcut button and it highlights word, by clicking second time user can either change color or delete highlight)
Best regards,
Kasim
I am writing to report several issues I've encountered with the highlight function in the Reader.
Bug Report: Highlight Function Issues
1. Inconsistent Highlighting Behavior:
- The highlight function does not consistently react as expected. Sometimes it takes multiple attempts to successfully highlight a word.
- In some cases, the function fails to highlight the word entirely, while at other times, it works correctly on the first attempt.
- From my observations, it takes around 2-4 seconds for a word to be highlighted after selecting it. If I click somewhere else immediately after attempting to highlight, the chances of the word being highlighted decrease significantly.
- Although it doesn't happen often, there are instances where the word fails to highlight even after waiting. I wanted to raise this issue in case other users are experiencing similar problems.
I have included a video to demonstrate these issues for better understanding.
To provide a comprehensive overview, I am also including the history of my previous post where I suggested improvements for the highlight function(since it also related to the highlight function I will keep it here so it would all be in one thread):
Previous Suggestion Post:
Highlight Management
The new highlight feature is absolutely fantastic addition, especially for users who frequently highlight key words or phrases. However, the process to manage them (like changing colors, editing categories or deleting) is quite cumbersome to the point that after 1 hour of using it and constantly going through the same steps made me not want to use it so much anymore. Introducing a more streamlined way to manage bookmarks directly from the main interface—perhaps a dedicated bookmark button on the top next to the + icon to save words to flashcards—would make this feature even more beneficial (i.e. user selects the word, then clicks the shortcut button and it highlights word, by clicking second time user can either change color or delete highlight)
Best regards,
Kasim