Quiz exit in your language
The button that leaves a quiz now follows the language you picked, and mistake review returns to the question list.
Small changes to make each study session easier.
The button that leaves a quiz now follows the language you picked, and mistake review returns to the question list.
Every term in the Fundamental IT Engineer path now has a short definition. The ones written by AI carry the existing AI-generated mark.
The Applied Information path now shows Chinese category titles and a study frame for each category, and its pages follow the same layout as the Fundamental Information path.
Opening a book from the shelf no longer lingers on its cover, tap targets and contrast were improved across the app, and page content now stays to the right of the notebook's red margin lines.
On a phone, the Theme control was missing once you were signed in. It now sits next to Language at the bottom of the menu.
LexTrace now has a night palette. It follows your device by default; the Theme control in the header lets you pick Light or Dark yourself, and remembers it in this browser.
Public pages no longer repeat the top navigation inside the page. The home carousel no longer pauses after you press next, and the home layout is tidier. A link to our sibling project MakeUp now sits at the bottom.
Explore features, compare the three tracks, read the study method and follow changes here. Login now brings you back to the page you meant to open.
Save personal highlights by selecting text and remove them by tapping. Choose from five text sizes. Reading time counts only in a visible, focused tab with recent activity.
Available original-page photographs open beside the text on desktop. Editors can view a section’s version history and restore an earlier version.
Study paths bring a chapter-by-chapter textbook reader, a glossary and test questions together; question availability depends on the path.
New repository imports use the latest release by default. When a newer release is available, an Update button lets you bring your library forward.
Start with one sentence, then return to what you need to practise.
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