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I still don't know how to do this or understand exactly what this feature does
Either Shift + Click or Ctrl + Click, or Ctrl + Shift + Click. Pretty standard, although it's much harder to do anything on mobile.
As for what this does, who knows. I do sometimes get errors saying I can't comment because of language on a mobile app, however on the web page you can select the language. I have both Undetermined and English selected.
ctl + click or shift + click are pretty standard for selecting multiple things, yes -- but not to apply those selections. Even if I select everything on the entire list and then click save, there is no way to determine that my choices have actually been applied. The list looks exactly the same as when I first set up my account.
I've tried double clicking items out of curiosity, but it still looks the same.
When you select them they should be highlighted. For me, I see them with a grey highlight at first, then when I'm selecting them (when the window is active) the highlights are blue.
You then have to click save at the bottom to apply the change.
That's exactly what I see, but when I click save to apply the change, there is no evidence that the changes have successfully been applied. The list looks exactly the same as it did before one has selected anything at all. It's a bit of a leap of faith, no?