1.16.0
Japanese and Chinese books read the way they are printed: vertical writing, furigana, pages that turn to the left, and the Aozora Bunko catalog.
- NewJapanese books: vertical writing for EPUB, Aozora Bunko texts, MOBI, FB2 and LIT; furigana shown or hidden; pages that turn to the left.
- NewThe Aozora Bunko catalog, in the new Catalogs window (⇧⌘K): thousands of free Japanese works, downloaded in one click.
- NewChinese and Japanese books: simplified or traditional Chinese characters, as you choose, and Song and Mincho typefaces; the library sorts Chinese titles by pinyin and Japanese titles by kana.
- NewManga and comics read right to left; PDF and DjVu files bound on the right read the same way.
- NewFixed-layout EPUB, as single pages or two-page spreads.
- ImprovedPlain text: the encoding is detected (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Cyrillic) or chosen by hand, and a TXT file becomes a book, with chapters and a table of contents.
- ImprovedZipped books: .fb2.zip, .fbz, .txt.zip and Aozora Bunko packages.
- ImprovedTitles, authors and series are read from FB2, EPUB and MOBI files.
- ImprovedMore accurate search in Russian books.
- ImprovedWithout Premium, UniReader now reads PDF, EPUB and TXT files in full. FB2 books open as a free preview of their first 7 pages; to read further, UniReader asks for Premium. Markdown, Word, RTF and the other formats stay with Premium, and the 10-day trial is unchanged.
- ImprovedAll 21 languages of the app fully reviewed; fixes for damaged LIT and CHM files.
1.15.0
Markdown documents: read them laid out, write them beside a live preview, and see them in Quick Look.
- NewMarkdown documents open fully formatted: headings, tables, task lists, syntax-highlighted code, footnotes and formulas, with a table of contents built from the headings.
- New“Edit text” puts the source text and a live preview side by side, with a bar for bold, headings, links, lists, code, tables and formulas; changes are saved as you type.
- New“New Markdown Document”, in a folder's menu or the File menu (⌥⌘N), creates a document in that folder and opens it in the editor.
- NewFile previews (space bar) and file icons show Markdown formatted, formulas and code included.
- FixedTranslations corrected and completed; fixes and refinements.
1.14.1
Translations corrected and completed — the reading assistant now speaks all 21 languages — with small fixes.
- ImprovedThe reading assistant's panel is translated into all 21 languages; collections, tabs and highlights use the same words everywhere.
- FixedFixes and refinements.
1.14.0
A 10-day trial in one click, a first launch that brings your books in, and a reading position that is never lost.
- NewOpening a DjVu, MOBI, CHM or another Premium format offers a free 10-day trial in one click, and the document opens right away. Nothing is charged when it ends.
- ImprovedThe trial no longer needs iCloud: one trial per device. With iCloud, the same trial covers your Mac, iPhone and iPad.
- NewNew first launch: choose the folder where you keep your books and UniReader finds them all. After opening a file from the Finder, UniReader offers to add its folder.
- ImprovedAdding files to your library and dragging them in are now free.
- NewA Continue reading card takes you back to your last book, and a reminder arrives the day before the trial ends.
- FixedThe reading position is never sent back to the first page by a reader that had not finished restoring it.
1.13.0
A folder of articles becomes a table of references, identified by their DOI, arXiv number or citation; batch identification shows each document's first page; and a damaged file no longer takes the app down with it.
- NewMark a folder as containing articles: it shows as a table of references — authors, title, journal, year — whose columns can be moved, resized and sorted.
- NewArticles are identified by their reference: DOI, arXiv identifiers and journal citations are read from the file name and from the PDF itself, then checked against Crossref and arXiv.
- ImprovedBatch identification shows each document's first page, zoomable and ready to leaf through, with independent filters and confirmation line by line.
- NewCopy a reference or its BibTeX entry, or open it on doi.org or arXiv. Books kept among articles keep their covers.
- ImprovedMicrosoft Reader (LIT) books show all their chapters, and scanned texts broken at every line get their paragraphs back.
- ImprovedImages keep a light background in night mode and on dark paper, so diagrams and illustrations drawn on transparency stay legible.
- FixedA damaged or unreadable document now shows a clear message and the app keeps running, whatever the format. Closing some PDFs could quit the app; it no longer does.
- ImprovedThe side panel — notes and AI coach — can be resized; bug fixes and refinements.
1.12.0
Identify a whole shelf at once, open protected files with their password, and Word documents that keep their outline, images and notes.
- NewIdentify several books online at once: select them, then confirm the proposals from one list, covers included.
- ImprovedWord documents open with their outline, their images and their notes.
- NewPassword-protected PDFs, EPUBs and comic archives open once you enter the password, which can be remembered in the keychain.
- ImprovedDjVu pages turn faster: the next and previous pages are prepared ahead.
- NewDocuments opened from the Finder, outside the library, can take an online cover and be renamed; online identification is in the tab's menu.
- ImprovedTwo-page text books show a fold between the pages, and the library sidebar opens wider.
- FixedLess memory used when browsing large folders; bug fixes and refinements.
1.11.0
A quieter window: tabs move into the title bar, the library header and the reader toolbar each shrink to a few controls, and Find in the document reaches every text-based format.
- ImprovedTabs now sit in the title bar, which gives the page the height the tab strip used to take. The active tab shows a longer title, and tab groups color the name only.
- ImprovedA tidier library header: sorting, view and filters, in three controls.
- ImprovedA leaner reader toolbar, with an “Aa” panel that gathers the text settings in one place.
- NewFind in the document now works in EPUB, MOBI, FB2, LIT and plain-text books, not only in PDF and DjVu.
- NewEach book can carry its language, and the online search favors editions in that language.
- FixedBug fixes and refinements.
1.10.3
Text-based books read better — EPUB first, then MOBI, AZW3, PRC, LIT, CHM, FB2 and plain text — a tab strip that centers and remembers, and three freezes fixed.
- ImprovedEPUB reads better: the publisher's stylesheets and images are kept when chapters are merged, every chapter opens on a new page, and the text sits inside a real margin on every page.
- NewThe EPUB table of contents is read, EPUB 3 navigation documents and EPUB 2 NCX alike, and each entry is resolved to the page it actually lands on — the cover counted, the page width measured rather than assumed.
- NewChapters can open on the left page of a spread, or follow the text without leaving a blank page. A preference, because some readers want a book and others want no empty pages.
- ImprovedMOBI, AZW3, PRC, LIT, CHM, FB2 and plain text now share one reading typography, margins on every page, a page break before each chapter, and a table of contents wherever the book carries one — FB2 sections, and the chapter marks a MOBI or PRC keeps in its own index.
- ImprovedText hard-wrapped at a fixed width — every line its own paragraph, common in LIT and CHM files born of a Word export — is recognized and rebuilt into paragraphs; a short line ends one, a blank line too. The typewriter font that came with the conversion goes with it.
- FixedAccented letters no longer come out garbled in AZW3 and PRC books.
- NewOpening a document brings its tab to the middle of the tab strip, and the strip remembers where it was — at launch, and each time it comes back after hiding in full screen. Until now it started again from the left every time.
- FixedFixed a freeze when selecting several documents in the library, and a busy spinner after opening a book.
- FixedGoogle Books' momentary errors are retried instead of being reported, and a provider that has answered once is no longer marked as failed.
1.10.2
Page thumbnails in the reader's sidebar, a metadata search that finds what it used to miss, book summaries, redrawn library cards — and an AI panel that finally speaks every language the app speaks.
- NewA Pages tab in the reader's sidebar, next to the outline: every page of a PDF, DjVu or comic as a thumbnail. Click one to jump there; the page you are on is framed and scrolled into view. Formats that reflow, such as EPUB, have no fixed pages, so the tab does not appear for them.
- ImprovedThe AI panel now speaks the 21 languages the app speaks. Its suggestions, settings, errors and messages were English-only in every language but French; they are now translated by hand, along with 28 strings from the provider settings that had been left behind.
- NewThe online metadata search lets you choose what the question carries — title, authors, ISBN — instead of taking whatever the file name suggests, and it can take the result's cover as the document's cover. The record has an ISBN field of its own: until now an ISBN could only arrive from a search result, which left the documents a search cannot find with no way out.
- ImprovedThe online search now finds books it used to miss. When a question comes back empty it is asked again without its last words — a publisher's name left in a file name was enough to return nothing at all. Exact and broader answers are gathered together rather than stopping at the first, and results are ranked using the author, year and publisher the record already holds.
- NewEach book can carry a summary, brought back by the catalog or written by you, shown in the document sheet and when hovering its card in the library.
- ImprovedLibrary cards, redrawn: the format and the reading state sit on the cover, the page count faces the file size, every card is the same height whether or not it names an author, and a card lifts under the pointer. Subfolders can now be included in the grid view, not only in the table.
1.10.1
Fixes a crash on one-page PDFs, and lets you swap a title with its authors when a file named them the wrong way round.
- FixedFixed a crash on one-page PDFs (and DjVu or comics with a single page): the page slider could quit the app.
- NewSwap title and authors from the document info panel or the metadata editor. Several authors are joined on one line; names that were sitting in the title — often “Author - Title” from a filename — are read back out as authors.
1.10.0
Ask an AI about the page you are reading. You bring your own provider account; UniReader supplies the reading context and the conversation UI.
- NewAsk AI about this page from a side panel or floating window (⌘⇧I). Questions stay tied to the document and page you have open.
- NewBring your own key. Continue with OpenRouter in one click, or paste a key for OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek and other compatible providers. Keys stay in the Keychain.
- NewChoose what goes out: page text, a page image, or both, always with document metadata. Preview the payload and confirm before anything is sent.
- ImprovedModel lists are loaded from each provider when possible, so new model names appear without an app update.
- NewWeb chat mode: open ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek in a built-in browser and use their free tiers. Nothing from your document is sent, and you stay signed in between sessions.
- NewHighlight a passage and the question is about that passage instead of the whole page. Answers are formatted, LaTeX equations are typeset, and any answer can be copied or saved as a note.
- ImprovedFaster access: a toolbar button opens the panel, and provider and model can be switched from the panel itself.
1.9.3
A release you feel rather than see. Looking a book up online now fills in its details from Open Library and Crossref, editing them suggests what your library already holds, and the application itself became markedly faster and lighter.
- NewLook up a book's details online. From a document's info panel, UniReader queries Open Library and Crossref — neither needs an account or a key — shows the covers it finds, and fills in title, authors, publisher and year once you accept a result. Nothing is written until you do, and every proposal carries how closely it matches what was asked.
- NewEditing a document's details suggests the titles, authors and publishers your library already holds, offered as you type and chosen with the arrow keys. Accepting an author fills the given and family name separately, so the same person is spelled the same way in every one of their books rather than three ways in three books.
- ImprovedShowing the library, switching between open documents and starting up are all markedly faster. Work that used to be repeated on every redraw — counting smart collections, listing the speech voices, re-reading a PDF's outline — is now done once and remembered.
- ImprovedA large library uses about half as much memory as before, and the application settles back to idle between actions instead of working continuously.
- ImprovedSaving is far cheaper: recording a reading position or reordering tabs no longer rewrites and re-verifies the entire catalog. Various database optimizations.
- FixedA catalog backup restored from the backups folder could not be reopened.
1.9.2
A document can now carry its own recordings: attach a folder of audio to a book and play it from the reader's sidebar, for a language course's drills or an audiobook's chapters.
- NewNew Recordings tab in the reader sidebar. Attach the folder holding a document's audio — subfolders included — and play its tracks while you read. Nothing is copied or moved: the folder stays where it is.
- NewAn audiobook that ships as one long file is listed chapter by chapter, each chapter a separate track, so a twelve-hour recording is not a single row with a twelve-hour scrub bar.
- NewEvery track remembers where you stopped listening, and the attached folder survives a relaunch. Switching document stops playback rather than carrying it into the next book.
- NewTrack titles come from the recordings' own metadata, with the file path shown underneath so two identically titled drills stay distinguishable. Rename one by hand, replace text across every title at once, or restore the titles the files carry.
- NewThe reader's sidebar tabs can show icons, text or both, and they scroll — so the sidebar can be made as narrow as you like, whatever the language.
- FixedA PDF could lose its saved page when it was opened.
- FixedThe annotations tab said "No outline available" when a document had no annotations yet.
- ImprovedCopy-protected audiobooks (.aa, .aax) cannot be played. They are counted and reported rather than silently hidden, so a folder of them does not look like a broken feature.
1.9.1
Reorganize the library by dragging, work on the files themselves — rename, inspect, delete — put back documents you had removed, and a built-in manual that finally covers the whole app.
- NewMove folders in the sidebar by dragging them onto another folder, or onto the source row to bring them back to the top level. Subfolders, documents and everything attached to them — reading position, bookmarks, annotations, covers — travel with the folder, and the move can be undone.
- NewAdd documents straight into the folder currently open in the library, instead of importing them elsewhere and moving them afterwards.
- FixedThe trackpad drag lock (double-tap and hold) now drags the selected documents. It previously drew a selection rectangle instead, which re-selected whatever sat under the pointer.
- ImprovedMoving many documents between folders is far faster: the catalog is rebuilt once per move rather than once per document.
- FixedCut and Paste are back in the Edit menu. Without those menu entries macOS never delivered their shortcuts to text fields, so pasting was impossible anywhere in the app — titles, authors, notes, bookmark and folder names.
- ImprovedThe document info panel is now a real window: move it aside to compare it against the library, resize it, and resize the enlarged cover with it.
- FixedSaving a title or author in the document info panel no longer reverts the fields on screen; the edit was written to the catalog but only appeared after reopening the panel.
- ImprovedLibrary undo uses far less memory, and catalog backups are now self-contained copies that can actually be restored.
- NewRename the file on disk, not just the title shown in the library: a shelf full of readable titles no longer looks like “dl_9973__x.epub” in Finder and in every backup.
- NewSee what a folder really holds. The library lists documents it can open, so a cover image, a .nfo or a half-downloaded archive were invisible — “Show All Files…” lists everything, sorted by its path inside the folder, and lets you tick off what should go to the Trash.
- NewDelete a folder that is not empty. The confirmation counts what would be destroyed, names the library documents separately from the rest, and offers to list it first. Everything goes to the Trash, and undo brings back the files as well as the catalog entries.
- NewPut back documents you removed from the library. Removing one never deleted the file, but the record was invisible and permanent — Library → “Removed Documents…” now lists them, says which files are still on disk, and re-indexes the ones you want back.
- ImprovedRescan a single folder from its context menu, instead of the whole source.
- ImprovedThe document info panel, the folder contents list and the removed-documents list are real windows now: movable and resizable, so they can be set beside the library rather than pinned over it.
- FixedSix strings in the reader were written in French in the source code and showed in French whatever your language — the page field, the end-of-document prompt and its buttons. Reported by an English-speaking reader.
- ImprovedThe built-in manual now covers syncing with iPhone and iPad, what Premium adds and the seven-day trial, undo, and the tools above. It grew by half, in all 21 languages, and no longer describes iPad gestures or features the Mac never had.
1.9.0
Companion sync with UniReader for phone and tablet, structured author metadata, Markdown export for annotations, and undo across library actions.
- NewCompanion sync: reading position, bookmarks, highlights, handwritten notes and metadata stay in step with the mobile app over the cloud and Wi-Fi, with a device list and conflict resolution when both sides changed the same document.
- NewStructured metadata: given and family author names are stored separately, alongside publication year and publisher, and can be edited for a whole selection at once.
- NewExport annotations to Markdown: highlights, notes and bookmarks, grouped by type, in document order, or as three separate files — with the option to export a single kind.
- NewUndo and redo for library actions: removing documents, moving them between folders, and metadata edits including bulk edits.
- ImprovedDeleting a file now moves it to the Trash instead of erasing it, so a mis-click is recoverable.
- ImprovedEdit menu rebuilt for a reader: Cmd-F searches inside the open document, Cmd-A follows the focused context, and smart quote/dash substitution no longer rewrites text typed into metadata fields.
- ImprovedNew Speech menu with play/pause, stop, speed, voice and language, sharing its settings with the preferences window.
- ImprovedPaginated documents show an exact page pair (38 / 534) instead of a percentage, and reading progress now appears on closed documents too.
- ImprovedFaster launch and noticeably less blocking while syncing in large libraries.
- NewTry Premium free for 7 days, and search open tabs by title or author with the tab picker.
1.8.8
A catalog-wide annotations table, sharper DjVu rendering, and fixes for multi-selection and Finder imports.
- NewAnnotations table in the library sidebar: every highlight and note in the catalog, grouped by document. Click an annotation to open its document at that spot.
- NewAnnotations whose document left the library are flagged as orphans and can be reassigned to another document, one at a time or as a whole group.
- ImprovedDjVu pages now render at the actual resolution of the display instead of a fixed cap, with a new anti-aliasing switch in Preferences to keep scans crisp.
- FixedLibrary context-menu actions such as marking documents as reading or deleting them now apply to the whole selection instead of only the document under the pointer.
- FixedOpening the same file from Finder a second time no longer removes the original file.
- FixedThe annotation badge on library covers is no longer hidden behind the reading-progress panel of opened documents.
1.8.7
Premium subscribers may be invited to rate UniReader after meaningful use; App Store metadata refreshed.
- ImprovedApp Store review prompts for Premium and lifetime subscribers after engaged reading or before subscription renewal.
- ImprovedUpdated App Store keywords and localized app titles across all supported locales.
1.8.6
Library layout polish: the folder path appears on its own row so long breadcrumbs stay readable.
- FixedLibrary browser: folder breadcrumb on a dedicated first line; document count, search, and batch actions on the row below.
1.8.5
Minor improvements and stability updates.
- ImprovedMinor improvements and stability updates.
1.8.4
Tab groups and reading navigation: Safari-style color-coded tab groups with collapse, clearer drag-to-reorder visuals, Back/Forward page history in the reader, and session persistence across relaunch.
- NewTab groups: create named, color-coded groups from the tab context menu; expand or collapse groups from a dedicated group tab; rename, move tabs between groups, or ungroup without closing documents.
- NewReader history: Back and Forward buttons in the reader toolbar jump between the pages you have visited, including after page jumps from the outline, bookmarks, search, or Go to page.
- ImprovedDrag-and-drop tab reordering now shows a clear move indicator with an insertion bar instead of the “+” add cursor; dragging a tab inside a group moves only that tab, and tabs can still move into and out of groups.
- ImprovedTab groups and strip layout persist with your library session when you quit and reopen UniReader.
- NewText display themes for reflowable readers: choose Light, Sepia, Night, Paper light/dark, or Automatic (follows system) for EPUB, MOBI/AZW3, CHM, FB2, LIT, and plain text—from the reader toolbar or Settings.
- FixedKeyboard page navigation stays in sync after a page jump (arrows no longer return to the pre-jump page); bug fixes, stability, and localization updates.
1.8.3
Library organization, smart collections, and reading polish: bulk metadata editing, nested smart rules, subfolder management, colored PDF highlights with a dedicated sidebar tab, and more reliable immersive full-screen chrome.
- NewBulk metadata editor for multi-selection: replace or append authors across selected documents; optional year and publisher fields apply only when enabled.
- NewSmart collections: build dynamic shelves with nested AND/OR rule groups (author, title, path, format, reading status, recency, and more).
- NewLibrary subfolders: create and delete subfolders from the sidebar context menu; empty folders stay visible so you can organize before adding files.
- NewHighlights: pick a highlight color, list passages in a dedicated Highlights sidebar tab (separate from notes), and highlight multi-line PDF selections more reliably.
- ImprovedImmersive full-screen: document tabs reveal from the reader top edge and stay open while the pointer is over the tab strip.
- ImprovedToolbar and context-menu bulk metadata entry when two or more documents are selected; title field shows “*” to indicate titles stay unchanged.
- FixedShift-drag rectangle selection restored in the library grid; context menu delete now applies to the full selection.
- FixedBug fixes, stability, and localization updates.
1.8.2
Bibliographic metadata, reader chrome, and library polish: structured multi-author editing, outline tracking while you read, toolbar tabs, and fixes for breadcrumbs and cover previews.
- NewBibliographic metadata editor: given and family names per author, multiple authors, optional year and publisher; editable from the library menu or the About sheet; legacy author strings auto-migrated.
- NewReader: PDF/DjVu outline highlights the active section (and ancestors) from your live page; document tabs in the toolbar; immersive fullscreen chrome with a PDF page bar.
- ImprovedLibrary: Reading / Finished / Recent breadcrumbs stay correct after relaunch; resizable cover preview in About; reduced comic-cover memory pressure on large catalogs.
- FixedBug fixes, stability, and localization updates.
1.8.1
Trust and purchase clarity: honest first-run onboarding (Free vs Premium), in-context Premium sheet on the library, and marketing/App Store copy aligned with what the app actually offers.
- NewFirst-run onboarding (four pages): supported formats, Free vs Premium tiers, import, and reader basics—no promise of “all formats” on the free tier.
- NewPremium subscription sheet from the library alert (View Premium) plus Open Settings; StoreKit products and legal links in one place.
- NewPrint from the reader: native PDF, full-document raster pages for DjVu and comic archives, and system printing for reflowable formats when supported.
- ImprovedStore listing and in-app copy describe Free (PDF/EPUB, one source) and Premium (all formats, multiple sources, annotations, print, companion sync) consistently.
- FixedBug fixes, stability, and localization updates.
1.8.0
Library polish and desktop reading: richer grid selection (Shift range between items, ⌘‑augmented marquee, checkbox anchors for range), reorganized toolbar with the search toggle beside deletion actions; catalog title and author edits survive rescans and background rebuilds; wider “About this document” sheet; **Print…** for PDF, DjVu, and comics; reading position and tabs restore more reliably. Localization gaps closed for document info, print errors, and drag‑and‑drop import hints across every supported language.
- NewLibrary grid selection: discrete checkbox toggle, Shift‑click contiguous range along the sorted list, Shift‑drag marquee, and ⌘ during marquee to union with existing selection.
- ImprovedSearch bar visibility toggle moved beside delete / consolidate actions—keyboard shortcut ⌘F unchanged.
- FixedEdited document title and author persist: merge after library scan for unchanged files, merge after async dedup rebuild, and metadata updates for documents in the Inbox.
- Improved“About this document” sheet is wider for long paths and uses slightly wider field labels in French and other locales.
- NewPrint… from the reader: native PDF, full-document raster pagination for DjVu and CBZ/CBR archives, and web-view printing for reflowable formats when supported.
- ImprovedReading position and open tabs restore more reliably across immersive chrome, companion sync buffers, and background catalog work.
- ImprovedComplete translations for document info, printing, and drag‑and‑drop import strings in all supported languages.
1.7.0
Major release shipping companion library sync between UniReader on iPad/iPhone and your Mac—pair on the same Wi‑Fi, share the mobile library list, and pull updates—alongside a full-screen and sidebar reading overhaul (optional chrome hiding and top-edge reveal), library grid multi-selection, EPUB cover improvements, Help Center and web guide updates, and localization aligned across supported languages.
- NewDesktop ↔ mobile sync: connect UniReader on iPad or iPhone with UniReader on your Mac on the same Wi‑Fi; share the mobile library list and receive library updates (companion libraries).
- NewFull screen: optionally hide the tab bar and window toolbar while reading (Settings → Reading); move the pointer to the top edge of the screen to show them again—toolbar visibility follows the same immersive reveal behavior as tabs.
- NewSidebar: toggling it off removes the column entirely; when on, the sidebar stays visible while you read (it no longer disappears when chrome auto-hides).
- ImprovedFull-screen polish: top-edge reveal timing and auto-hide behavior are more reliable; tab and sidebar controls respond on first click.
- NewLibrary grid: multi-selection supports single-click, additive selection (⌘/⌥ click), and live Shift-drag marquee selection for batch actions.
- ImprovedEPUB covers: better OPF cover resolution and a new neutral book-style fallback cover when files have no embedded cover assets.
- FixedSidebar folder visibility and source refresh flow were tightened so newly scanned content appears immediately without relaunch.
- FixedRelease build fixes for split view column visibility and App Store metadata generation.
- ImprovedWebsite and Help Center documentation updated for companion sync, full-screen mode, sidebar behavior, grid multi-selection, and EPUB cover fallback across supported languages.
- ImprovedLocalization coverage aligned for app strings and store metadata across all supported languages.
1.3.0
Broader format support, reading tools, and a refreshed marketing site with a multilingual web user guide. The mobile edition adds OPDS catalogs for free eBooks and optional cloud sync for reading progress, highlights, and notes.
- NewText-to-speech for PDF, DjVu (with text layer), and EPUB; speed and voice preferences.
- NewSystem search integration: open documents and resume reading from the computer’s search.
- NewLibrary workspace on your computer: folders, reading status, highlights, bookmarks, and notes stored with your catalog.
- NewMobile edition: OPDS catalogs to browse and download free eBooks from Project Gutenberg, Wikisource, and compatible feeds.
- NewMobile edition: optional cloud sync for reading progress, highlights, and notes across your devices when enabled in the app.
- NewMultiple windows and tabs for side-by-side reading.
- NewReading statistics: time, pages, and sessions at a glance.
- NewBuilt-in dictionary lookup where formats expose selectable text.
- ImprovedMarketing site: full user guide on the web in all app-supported languages; changelog page.