Android--Can't Close Resource when it's the only one open (?!?)
As far as I can tell, there is no way on an Android tablet to close a resource if it's the last/only resource open.
E.g. If I have three resources (tabs) open and I select the tab button so I can see all three resources, each of the three tabs has a close button on the upper left which can be used to close the resource. That works fine for the first two resources closed, but... after closing two of the resources, the close button disappears from the tab for the third (last) resource. At that point, the only button displayed for that last resource is the one to put the tab in split screen mode. Likewise, if there never has been more than one resource opened, (only one tab), there is no close button for it, just the button for split screen mode.
I'm in the process of reading through a monograph and am switching daily between reading on my laptop and reading on my Android tablet. When finished reading on the tablet, the resource has to be closed in order to generate the sync process for when the monograph is opened on the laptop. But from what I have experienced so far, the only way for me to close the monograph is to have a second resource open even if I have no need for it.
Is this actually the case or am I missing something? 
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Is this actually the case or am I missing something?
It's obvious that you are not intended to close the last Tab, so you have to be inventive with a second resource; either on another Tab or in split screen mode with one Tab.
I can't think of another way to sync.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Thank you, Dave!Is this actually the case or am I missing something?
It's obvious that you are not intended to close the last Tab, so you have to be inventive with a second resource; either on another Tab or in split screen mode with one Tab.
I can't think of another way to sync.
I was hoping it was a bug since the mobile app requires the closing of a resource in order for the desktop app to sync with it. I hope they'll change that down the road. In the meantime, I guess keeping an unneeded second resource open at all times is the most viable work-around.
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...the mobile app requires the closing of a resource in order for the desktop app to sync with it.
I think that someone should fix that.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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