• Support for iPhone Duo. Your Library of saved highlights and notes fits the outer and inner screens and adapts when you fold or unfold. • When you create folders and tags with your iPhone sideways and the keyboard open, the name field stays visible. You can scroll to the buttons when space is limited. • On iPhone, select items in your Library, then open More in the bar at the bottom and choose Folders to move them. • Long names in the Library's More menus wrap onto another line. On small screens, you can scroll the menus to reach every command. • Saved images show a message when their preview can't be displayed. • After you import highlights, headings in the Library's Sources view show the current details for each page. • Color names in the highlight color menu are easier to read in dark mode.

• Select saved items by date in your Library. • Review and edit source details for your citations. • Simpler navigation in the Library and the iPhone and iPad app. • Refinements to menus, import guidance, and Pro access information.

This update makes saving and organizing your research easier. • Save tables and images from webpages, or add your own images, with et al. Pro. • Select several saved items to move, tag or export together. • Open your Library directly from the et al. app. We’ve also improved support for larger text, made menus clearer and fixed bugs throughout the app.

Version 1.3.2 fixes one problem. Choosing a locked citation style, or Export bibliography with two or more sources, in the Library's citations view now shows the card that opens the et al. app. In 1.3 and 1.3.1 nothing appeared.

Version 1.3.1 updates the App Store listing so people searching for a Safari highlighter and citation tool can find et al. There are no changes to highlights, notes, the Library, citations or et al. Pro.

Version 1.3 adds custom highlight colors and makes the Library easier to use. CUSTOM COLORS WITH PRO Create up to five custom colors and name them for the way you work. Edit them in the Library or the Mac app. Saved highlights keep their original shade when you change or remove a color. CITATIONS AND ZOTERO Export Zotero-compatible RIS files with the highlights and notes you choose. The citation editor makes it easier to switch sources, edit details, and choose what to include. Copy or download a reference on its own, or include your saved passages and notes. A MORE CONSISTENT LIBRARY The main tools stay in the same order as you resize the Library. Labels switch to icons together when space is limited. Selecting highlights keeps the toolbar in place, with Move and Tag at the top of More. CLEARER IMPORT GUIDANCE Import from other apps explains the supported exports before you choose a file. Review what will be added before importing. Setup, returning to saved passages, color menus, keyboard focus, and Safari Reader guidance have also been refined. Spacing and instructions are more consistent across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Custom colors and Zotero export require et al. Pro. One purchase covers Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with no subscription.

Bring your highlights with you. Version 1.2 adds the following features and addresses the following bugs: - Import from other apps in the Library. Bring in CSV, Markdown, and supported JSON annotation exports. et al. previews what it can add before changing your Library, skips duplicates when you import the same file again, and processes the selected file on your device. - Imported Library items follow your iCloud Sync setting - Large Libraries now show up to 50 highlights at a time so paging and search stay responsive - Citations keep every source reachable in long bibliographies - Markdown exports keep multiline notes - CSV exports preserve dates and leading apostrophes - Undo stays available while you change views, and keyboard and VoiceOver focus no longer gets left behind open sheets