On Windows and Linux, Kemble Desktop 0.2.9 has a menu button at the top-left of the window, before Back and Forward. It opens Kemble’s menus: File, Edit, View, Go, History, Window and Help. F10 and a tap of Alt open them too, and on the button so do Enter, Space and the down arrow. On a Mac the menus stay in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Help has Check for updates, so you can look for the newest Kemble whenever you like. Go takes you to Search, Jump to…, Activity and Direct messages, History has Back and Forward, View can hide the sidebar, and Help also has Keyboard shortcuts and What’s new.
Continue with Google in Kemble Desktop now opens Google’s window from kemble.io, so it shows kemble.io, just as it does in your browser. On Windows and macOS, download and install this version from kemble.io/download.