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# Lildra support

Install Lildra, start a focused reading view, troubleshoot common issues or report a problem.

Lildra is an independent project

Lildra is not an official Queensland Department of Education or Instructure product. Use it only where your organisation permits browser extensions.

## 1. Install Lildra

Install Lildra from your browser's official extension store.

1. Open Lildra's listing in the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
2. Select the store's install button and confirm the browser prompt.
3. Confirm Lildra is enabled on your browser's extensions page.
4. Pin Lildra to the toolbar if you want its button to remain visible.

Lildra 0.3.0 targets current Chrome and Edge.

## 2. Use Lildra

1. Open a supported HTTPS Canvas or QLearn course page or wiki lesson.
2. Click the Lildra toolbar icon or press `Alt+L`.
3. Click the icon or press the shortcut again to restore the normal page.

Your browser or operating system may reserve the shortcut. Use the browser's extension shortcut page to review or change it.

## 3. Quick troubleshooting

### Lildra does not activate

- Confirm the extension is enabled and refresh the lesson page after installing or updating it.
- Check that the page uses HTTPS and is a Canvas course page or wiki content route.
- Confirm you are viewing the lesson itself, not a dashboard, module list, assignment, discussion or quiz.
- Try the toolbar button if `Alt+L` is reserved by your browser.

### The title is missing or incorrect

- Wait for Canvas to finish loading the page title.
- Toggle Lildra off and on, or refresh the page.
- Update to the latest Lildra release and stable browser version.

### The page layout looks wrong

- Toggle Lildra off to restore the normal page.
- Test with other layout-changing extensions temporarily disabled.
- Report the affected page type without including private lesson content.

## 4. Report a problem

Include the Lildra version, browser and version, page type, steps to reproduce, expected result and actual result. Remove student names, personal information and private course content from screenshots.

Create a bug report email

## 5. Why Lildra needs browser permissions

- `activeTab` provides temporary access to the tab only after you click Lildra or use its shortcut.
- `scripting` lets Lildra apply and remove its focused layout in that tab.

Lildra does not request storage, browsing-history or persistent host permissions. See the privacy policy →.

## 6. Disable or uninstall Lildra

1. Open your browser's extensions page.
2. Find Lildra.
3. Turn it off temporarily or choose Remove to uninstall it.

Lildra does not keep settings or lesson data to delete separately.

## 7. Contact and security reports

Email support support@napper.au Suggest an improvement Share a focused-reading workflow Lildra could improve

Do not send passwords, authentication details, student records or private lesson content. Report suspected vulnerabilities privately with the subject “Lildra security report”.