Single sign-on that says what to fix, and servers you can edit without signing in again. • When single sign-on cannot finish, the app now says why and what to change. A provider whose client is set up as confidential is named as such, with the fix: make it a public client with PKCE. An identity your provider accepted but Paperless has not linked to an account is told to ask the administrator to link it — rather than being sent to a code screen that could never work. • Signing in with a single sign-on provider now needs an alias first, as signing in with a password always did, and the saved server shows your Paperless username instead of leaving it blank. • Fixed: a server added with single sign-on or through a reverse proxy could not be edited at all — saving asked for a password it never had. The alias, address and headers can now be changed without signing in again, and your sign-in is kept. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

See a document's history, and open every section from one menu. • The viewer has a new History section that lists who changed a document and when, the way the web UI shows it — with names instead of ids, relative times, and System for changes the server made itself. It is only offered when the server keeps an audit log and your account may read it. • View and Edit are now one Open menu with one sheet per section: Content, Custom fields, Details, History, Metadata and Notes. Each section opens editable when your account may change the document and read-only otherwise; Details, which has nothing to show read-only, is offered only to users who can edit. Edit remains as a shortcut to Open > Details. • Swipe actions cover the same sections: open any section straight from the list. A swipe you had set to Edit still opens Details, and one you had set to open notes still opens Notes. • Fixed: switching to another saved view briefly kept the previous view's documents on screen under the new view's name. The list now clears to a spinner while it loads. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Search now finds more than documents, and Favorites is now Offline. • Type in the search field on the Documents list and the matches appear grouped — documents, saved views, tags, correspondents, document types, storage paths and custom fields. Tap a document to open it, or tap anything else to filter the list by it. • Choosing a result puts the keyboard away but keeps what you typed, so tapping the field again brings the same results back. • Search terms are no longer written to the diagnostics log. That covers the advanced search too, which had been recording them since long before this release. • The Favorites tab is now called Offline, which is what it always did: keep chosen documents on this device so they can be read with no connection. Saving one is “Save offline” now, under a download arrow rather than a heart. Everything you had already saved is still there, and if you had set a swipe action to Favorite it still works — it is called Offline now. • The Offline list has the same search field as the Documents list, instead of the system one that sat above it. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Small fixes to the File Tasks list that arrived with the last release. • A completed import's row is now tappable across its whole width, so the document it created opens on the first try instead of only when you hit the text. • A document opened from File Tasks now keeps its title in the compact bar, the way it looks everywhere else in the app. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Find out what happened to the documents you sent. • The inbox's toolbar button opens File Tasks: every import paperless has run for your account, split into Failed, Complete, Started and Queued. • Failed imports are counted on the button itself, and a failed row shows the server's own reason in full — a document that hit a duplicate check or tripped a workflow no longer just quietly disappears. • Swipe a task away once you have dealt with it, or dismiss the ones on screen in one go. Tapping a row opens the document the import created. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

An app that follows your account's permissions, a smaller tip, and a diagnostic log that says more while revealing less. • Controls your account has no permission to use are now hidden: editing, deleting, importing, bulk actions, notes, trash and the pickers in forms only appear when the server would actually allow them. • Fixed: a restricted account could not add a server at all when it lacked permission to read users. The app now asks the server what you may do in a way every account is allowed to. • The tip jar has a new smallest tip, and the tips are now sorted by price. • A row in Settings for rating the app — and after a successful import or a tip, the app may occasionally ask for a review on its own. Apple limits how often. • The diagnostic log no longer records server hostnames, and now notes the app version, connections and cache updates — so a shared log tells the story without telling on your server. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Servers that would not add, custom fields that went missing, and search in more places. • Fixed: a server could refuse to be added at all, answering only that the data could not be read. A saved view with no sort field was enough to cause it, and so was a saved view using a filter this app did not recognise. • Fixed: one custom field with an unusual select option made every custom field disappear. • Saved views using the simple title search and simple text search filters now work. • Search the lists in Settings: correspondents, custom fields, document types, PDF passwords, saved views, storage paths, tags and trash. • Diagnostics is now reachable before a server has been added, so a problem on the very first screen can still be reported. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Documents you can read with no server in reach, and a few things that were asked for. • Favorites: keep chosen documents on the device — the PDF, its notes, metadata and custom fields — and read them offline. Pull to refresh and only the documents that actually changed are fetched again. • Open a document straight from a lesspaper:// link • A tip jar in Settings, for anyone who would like to support the app • A tidier Settings screen Works with paperless-ngx 3.0.0 and earlier. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Less Paper 3.0.1 is a major rewrite — the app has been rebuilt from the ground up. • Rebuilt in SwiftUI, quicker to launch and to scroll • The full filter set from the web interface, including custom fields • Bulk edit, merge and delete across a selection • Saved views can be created, edited and reordered in the app • Import from the share sheet, password-protected PDFs included • Client certificates, custom headers and reverse-proxy setups • Single sign-on with the provider your server is configured with • Trash: restore a document you deleted, or empty it for good • On iPad the document opens in a column beside the list • A local error log you can read and share when something goes wrong Works with paperless-ngx 3.0.0 and earlier. Because so much has changed, something that worked for you before may not yet. If you hit a problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/plu/less-paper/issues — it is the quickest way to get it fixed.

- Date is optional from now on during import - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Edit document content - Manage document permissions - Support for self signed certificates - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Yet another attempt to gain more information about the crash on iPad that some users experience - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Select server when importing files - Define custom alias for servers - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Share links for documents (needs at least Paperless-ngx 2.0) - Quickly switch between servers via some new menu (2nd wish is coming soon ;)) - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Start using Firebase Crashlytics to make fixing crashes easier - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bug fixes and performance improvements

- The crash on the iPad should be fixed - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bulk edit the title of multiple documents using placeholders - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Use the camera to scan and import documents (on devices that support it) - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Bulk edit of correspondent, document type or storage path - Protect your documents with Face ID or Touch ID - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Support forward auth, e.g. Authelia - Import password protected documents - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Share link to a document (App/Web) - Bug fixes and performance improvements