Export your saves as Markdown, from Settings. Take your whole library or a single list into Notes, Files, Mail, or anywhere else. Now works with Shortcuts. Save a link, open a list, get everything in a list, or set a reminder, all as Shortcuts actions you can build into your own automations. Fixed: images shared from Safari sometimes saved as a link, or View Later was missing from the share sheet entirely. Fixed: when the share sheet picked a list for you, it could be out of sight below the fold, so it looked like nothing was chosen.

You can now sort your lists manually or alphabetically. Tap the arrows next to MY LISTS to switch between the two. In manual you drag your lists into any order you like. Your manual order is kept if you switch to alphabetical, so you can always switch back. Press and hold a list to change its icon. There are also more icons to pick from when you make a new list. Press and hold an auto list like Recipes or YouTube to turn it off, without going into Settings. Turning it back on puts everything back. Menu items now have icons next to them. The archive has moved to the sidebar, so it is easier to get to. Plus some bug fixes.

Titles are now editable. Photos and screenshots save with a generic name, so you can rename them to something you will recognise later. Titles are searchable too, which makes saves easier to find. Text is now selectable. Press and hold a title, description or note to highlight and copy it. Sharing an app from the App Store now saves a working link to the listing instead of just the icon. Fixes: Settings on iPad had no way back when held in portrait. The keyboard covered Save and Cancel while editing a title. Photo details were cut off with no way to read the rest. Layout issues at larger text sizes.

You can now edit things you have already saved. Notes can be edited and deleted. Lists can be renamed. Tags can be renamed or deleted everywhere at once, and renaming a tag onto one that already exists merges the two. When you add a tag, your existing tags now appear as options, so it is easier to reuse the ones you have rather than creating something slightly different by accident. Everything is available on iPhone and iPad.