READS THE SAME WITH THE NETWORK OFF Until now, every page asked three content networks for its stylesheet, its markdown renderer and its code highlighter, so a library saved for offline reading came out as plain text without them. All of that now travels inside the app: the documentation you saved reads exactly the same on a plane as at your desk, and opening a page tells nobody. COLOUR IN THE CODE Code blocks are highlighted by language again, with the GitHub theme in light appearance and GitHub Dark in dark. AN ASSISTANT ON YOUR DEVICE Ask about the page you are reading. On a Mac with Apple Intelligence the answer is worked out on your device, and Ollama remains available for your own model. Answers cite the documentation pages they came from. DICTATE, AND LISTEN Ask your question out loud, and have the answer read back to you. EASIER TO USE FOR EVERYONE VoiceOver now reads each library, page and search result by its own name instead of reading the icon beside it. The documentation's text size goes from 80% to 250% with ⌘+ and ⌘−, or in Settings on the iPad, and code and tables grow with it. Smooth scrolling steps aside when you ask the system for less movement. Also: the app carries its privacy manifest, and the iPad's update button says which library it updates.

Improved documentation refresh reliability. Fixed an issue that could cause page indexes to be missing when refreshing shortly after launch. “Clear All Caches” now correctly removes downloaded documentation while preserving built-in offline content. Improved navigation state after clearing cached data. General stability and reliability improvements.