Revisiting a recent place in a title
If you check an endnote, search for a term in a magazine, or jump to another part of an audiobook, you can use the "Recent places" panel to quickly get back to your place.
- Tap
or 
below the timeline (at the bottom of the screen) to jump to your last position. - Tap
below the timeline to see a list of your recent places. Select a location to return to it.
Your recent places are erased each time you close a title. If you'd like to see your overall book progress, visit the title's Reading Journey.
See also
- Accessing the table of contents in a title
- Adding bookmarks, notes, and highlights in a book
- Adding bookmarks, notes, and highlights in an audiobook
- Can I listen to Libby audiobooks on my Google Home or Amazon Echo?
- Can I read in landscape on my phone?
- Changing playback speed
- Changing text size in a book
- Changing your reading preference for books
- Defining words
- Does Libby work with Android Auto?
- Does Libby work with Android Automotive?
- Does Libby work with Apple CarPlay?
- Does Libby work with Sonos speakers?
- Downloading a magazine
- Exporting notes and highlights
- Filtering by format
- Finding and keeping an issue of a magazine
- Hiding the article button in a magazine
- Keyboard shortcuts for Libby's ebook reader and audiobook player
- Marking a magazine as finished
- Reading an article in a magazine
- Reading in sepia or night mode
- Removing a magazine from the Magazine Rack
- Revisiting a recent place in a title
- Rewinding or fast-forwarding
- Searching in a book or magazine
- Setting a sleep timer
- Skipping between chapters or articles
- Subscribing to magazines
- Turning on dyslexic font in a book
- Unsubscribing from a magazine
- Using the Libby reader
- Viewing your progress in a book
- Viewing your progress in an audiobook
- What's the difference between kept magazines and magazine subscriptions?
- Why are chapters locked in a title?
- Why can't I define words when I'm offline?
- Zooming in books and magazines