A major update for readers who care about type. New Typography panel. Tune each reading style to taste: line spacing, letter spacing, and on iPad reading width, all with a live preview. Star your favorite styles so the quick menu shows only the ones you use. Sharper on iPad. The Today, Search, Saved, and Settings screens no longer stretch across the display, and Most Read now flows into multiple columns. A refreshed welcome guide, with its images built in so it opens instantly, even offline. Back to start. When you are deep in a chain of links, one tap returns you to where the rabbit hole began. Smaller text sizes, plus a wider and better balanced size range.

A new app icon: the section mark, §. Same reader underneath.

See Also, formerly Legere. Same reader, new name: taken from the cross-reference at the foot of every Wikipedia article, the line that points you onward. This is a big release, gathering everything since 1.0.4. NEARBY, REBUILT • Go anywhere. Search any place on Earth and jump the map to it. • A fuller map. Articles now spread across the whole view instead of clustering in the center, wherever you pan. • A field journal. Pins mark the places you've already read about and saved. • Find yourself. Locate-me and a compass, with distances measured from where you actually are, in miles or kilometers, your choice in Settings. • Tap to travel. Coordinates in any article open straight on the Nearby map. A WELCOME WORTH READING • A new interactive guide, written as an article you read inside the app. Every gesture it teaches, you try as you go. CITATIONS THAT PULL THEIR WEIGHT • Reference markers no longer freckle the text. Citations rest at the foot of the article, and tapping one jumps you back to the exact passage that leans on it, briefly lit so your eye lands. CLEARER TABLES • Wide data tables: episode lists, timelines, schedules now read properly. Columns are sized to their content, long entries wrap instead of running off the screen, and section headers and summaries span the full width. Plus a round of typography and reliability polish throughout.

This release is about getting the text right. READING • Superscripts and subscripts now render properly — 10²⁶, km², H₂O — instead of being silently dropped. • Mathematical formulas appear inline instead of vanishing from the sentence. • Block quotations are set as quotations again, with their attributions. • Nested lists no longer lose their parent lines, and numbered lists keep their numbering across sections. • Complex tables align correctly under grouped headers, and infobox entries keep their line breaks. • Text size is now consistent across all five reading styles at every Dynamic Type setting, and headings are visible to VoiceOver's rotor. AROUND THE APP • Dark mode now extends to the whole app, not just the reader. • Text outside the reader finally respects your Dynamic Type size. • The photo viewer can pan while zoomed, and zoom builds across pinches. • Saved articles' images are stored durably for offline reading, and your saved shelf shows its thumbnails offline. • Fixed: search results occasionally showing a previous query's matches, articles with a slash in the title (like AC/DC) losing their cover, and the Today feed failing on devices using non-Gregorian calendars.

Fixes a scrolling issue where you could get stuck below an expanded info box or table when scrolling back toward the top of an article.