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koreader · Aug 21, 2024 · 15cb48c · 15cb48c
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 <title>KOReader 用户指南</title>
 
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 /* MAIN OUTER DIV */
 .outer-container {
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     margin: 0 auto;
     background-color: var(--container-color);
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     <p><b>On-release scrolling:</b> This scrolling type is more suitable for e-ink screens. Because unlike other scrolling types, this mode doesn’t refresh your page continuously while scrolling. It works like <span class="ui">classic scrolling</span> but intermediate steps are not shown. So you scroll with your finger and when you release, page jumps to that position. This is especially useful <b>to reposition and adjust the view</b> if your book contains pictures or tables and you want to see all of it.</p>
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-    <div class="L3-Smaller-heading">Go back to previous location</div>
+    <div class="L3-Smaller-heading">返回上一个位置</div>
     <div class="standard-text">
         This useful feature works like the <b>Back</b> button in your browser. When you jump to some other part of the book using <span class="ui">Skim widget, Bookmarks list, Book map</span> etc. KOReader remembers your previous location. This is useful for example if you follow an internal link or reference. With one tap you can go back to where you come from. You can access this feature from:
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