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One possibility is the "highlighting" that e-readers like the Kobo perform - I've used it for proofreading. No typing, just selecting a few words or lines. It'
by ableal 5y ago
One possibility is the "highlighting" that e-readers like the Kobo perform - I've used it for proofreading.
No typing, just selecting a few words or lines. It's all collected in a notes page/doc, you later look at that and hopefully see or remember what was wrong and fix the original.
Limited, but helpful.
- hexomancer 5y agoWe do currently have something like this feature. If you select a piece of text and then press the bookmark button, then the bookmark text will be automatically filled with the selected text. Later, the bookmarks can be searched by pressing `gb' (search the bookmarks in the current document) or `gB' (search all the bookmarks).