Dig deeper answers at once. Open it and it answers three questions about the article, with numbered sources. Ask a follow-up in the box under the answer. Missing context now looks each gap up. Every gap gets a short answer from pages found on the web, with links to them. More Layers: Illustrations, Timelines, Concepts and Language learner. They stay off until you switch them on in Layers. When something fails, a short note says so and goes by itself. Tap Report to send it to us. You can flag a finding as offensive or harmful. On iPad, Missing context keeps its answers when you move it into the text.

The reader is rebuilt around the text. • Findings open in the text, beside the passage they are about. • Missing context lists what an article leaves out. On a wide screen it opens beside the article. • Dig deeper on a finding looks it up and cites its sources. • A shorter first run that lands you in a layered article. • Tips, one at a time, for each part of the app; Help is one tap away from the ? on the rail. • The reader's top stays one line while you read, and the text holds still as the bars hide.

The in-app browser behaves like a browser: tap the address bar and type over it, clear it in one tap, and pick from pages you have read. Links that open a new window, page prompts, find in page and desktop sites all work now. Add any news site to your sources, even one we do not list - from Browse sources, or from the page you are reading. A site that publishes no feed opens the site itself, so you can browse it as you would anywhere. Tap a source to see its own latest stories, with a true unread count. An invite link now opens NewsDiary when you have it installed.