Thread: Forma Wanna get rid of "Take a quick tour" message on home screen? wasting visual space
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Old 07-10-2023, 02:59 PM   #3
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I noticed this on my Clara 2E after i enabled Parental Control for web. From your photo, it looks like you have enabled it as well.[/QUOTE]
Yes, you're right. I have it enabled.


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Originally Posted by jaceygan View Post
I disabled Parental Control and the section went away.
When I turned off Parental Control, that section went away and now I can see 4 books in that first row.

When I turned Parental Control back on , I still saw four books on the top row. But when I restarted the Kobo, I saw that dreaded “Take a Quick Tour” section again!



But I want Parental Control active.



Here's why:
With Parental control active,
When I long-tap on a word, a context menu pops up where I can immediately tap on “Search in book”.

But with parental control disabled:
When I long-tap on a word, a context menu pops up where I have to first choose “Search...” then can tap on “Search in book”.
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