SoloLearn app change??

Question

There has been, since I’ve had the app, little buttons at the top of a lesson representing lessons, and quizzes.
That’s now become a slider bar and i can no longer access the specific lesson I want when i need to review it. As in, cannot move forward or backwards in the lesson using this slide bar.
I’ve looked in vain for a setting to restore this but can’t find it, anyone know how to fix this?

Answer 1

Julius Adams you can move back and forth by swiping the screen.

Answer 2

Julius Adams it took me quite some time to figure it out. It's not exactly intuitive.

Answer 3

To move the scroll bar, you place a finger on it and drag it left or right.
I attempt to move the scrollbar left or right in this fashion to change which section of the lesson im viewing, the scroll bar does not move, the section does not change. Can only advance by hitting continue or answering the question
This is regarding already completed lesson sections.
Example:
Intermediate Python - Introduction

Answer 4

Omg thank you Simon Sauter , the scroll "bar" made me think that was the input area, now i feel dumb lmao

Answer 5

I think it would have been fine if they didnt disable swiping on the scrollbar itself, you know that spot we are all conditioned to know it moves the screen for you on a pc.

Answer 6

Not fully understand your problem..!
But why can't scroll bar work for you?
I mean What it showing? Which course?

Answer 7

Unfortunately, it takes up too much space and is unclear in it's purpose. Not a big fan of this one.

Answer 8

Thanks

Answer 9

I was confused as I was selecting a new course and was like "hmm, guess I gotta live like this now" 😆

Answer 10

Under "What's New?" for the last update sololearn wrote:
"What do you say when you've got nothing to say? Hmm, have a nice day! "
The popularity of this thread shows that there would have been something to say.
Maybe in the future don't let some nerdy programmer who doesn't say more than they absolutely have to write the update notes. 🙊
(No disrespect to nerdy programmers who don't say more than they absolutely have to. I'm working towards becoming one of you. The length of this post notwithstanding.)