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Old 10-09-2026, 03:22 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by NullNix View Post
That's not quite the only thing that was overwritten. If you've added the application to config/desktop/view.json, that too has gone and needs replacing before koreader will be considered eligible for appearing in the apps view (and adding to the bottom panel, etc).

(For me, the file associations were also broken -- screen flashes, no koreader -- until I used the shiny new task manager to kill and restart koreader, and then they silently worked again. I have no explanation for this bizarrity.)
The only thing I needed to do was copy the KOReader file back into the applications folder. Once I did that, the app showed up in the dock on my home screen like it did before.
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