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How to use this site

A short tour of browsing, listening, search, downloads, and the mobile collections drawer.

Browse on mobile

The floating layers icon opens every collection without leaving the page.

  1. On phones and small tablets, look for the circular gold icon at the bottom-right of the screen (stacked layers).
  2. Tap it to open the browse drawer from the right.
  3. Choose Home, About, or any collection. When you are inside a collection, year / set chips also appear in the drawer.
  4. Tap outside the panel, the × button, or Escape to close. If audio is playing, the icon sits a little higher so it clears the player.

On desktop and large tablets the collection tabs live in the top header instead — the floating icon is mobile-only.

Collections & lectures

The library is grouped by topic, then by year or set.

  1. From Home, open Collections, or jump straight from the header / mobile drawer.
  2. Each collection page lists its sets on the left (desktop) or as chips under the title (mobile).
  3. Tap a lecture row to start playback. The player bar opens at the bottom and keeps playing as you browse.
  4. Home also surfaces Latest audio so you can listen to recent talks quickly.

Audio player

Control listening from the bar, or from the keyboard on desktop.

  1. Play / pause, scrub, skip, and close from the bottom player bar.
  2. Keyboard (when not typing in a field): Space play or pause · ← rewind 10s · → forward 10s · Esc close player.
  3. Closing the player stops the bar; you can start another lecture anytime.

Open or save audio

Each lecture has a download control next to play.

  1. Tap the download icon on a lecture row.
  2. Your browser opens the MP3 — you can stream it, or use the browser’s save / share options.
  3. Files are hosted off-site, so behaviour depends on your device (some phones prefer share → Save to Files).

Install as an app

Add Khatani to your home screen for quick access.

  1. When your browser offers Install, use the prompt in the corner of the site.
  2. On iPhone / iPad (Safari): Share → Add to Home Screen.
  3. Installed, the site opens full-screen like an app. The offline shell can still open if the network drops; audio itself needs a connection.