Group chats are here. Start group conversations with up to 50 people, react to messages with emoji, and manage members and invites. A smarter, calmer feed. Discover is rebuilt around conversation, not virality — three flat tabs (Following · Conversations · Trending), each honoring your own mutes, blocks, and content settings. Every post tells you why you're seeing it. Animated GIFs everywhere. GIFs now post and play fully animated, powered by Klipy. A better Reader. Articles are now filtered by the language of the article itself, so your Reader stays in your language. More polished, more accessible. Full Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support, an offline mode that keeps your cached content visible, clearer loading/empty/error states, and a refreshed launch experience. Plus bug fixes for GIF posting and group message delivery.

Stream Mode — A full-screen, auto-advancing slideshow of posts. Swipe through text, images, and articles in landscape. Configurable timing, content filters, background colors, and and in-stream conversation overlay so you can read replies and respond without leaving the stream. Reader View improvements — Articles you've already seen in your home feed are now filtered out of the Reader, so you don't see the same content twice. Smoother scrolling with image pre-warming and earlier pagination. Inline video fullscreen — Videos playing in your home feed now have a fullscreen button that opens a native player with full playback controls and picture-in-picture. Open in Safari — The Reader's share button now includes a dedicated Safari icon to open the article directly in your browser. Smarter notifications — "Interacted with you" notifications for reposts-of-reposts now show the correct action ("reposted a post you reposted," "liked a post you reposted") and tap through to the actual post instead of the profile. Smoother feeds — Reduced scroll stutter in the home feed and Reader with optimized seen-post tracking and smarter image prefetching. Lightbox rewrite — Pinch-to-zoom anchored at your fingers, single-finger pan when zoomed, direction-locked paging, and save-to-camera-roll.