As always, your kind words and suggestions are appreciated! The article now comes first, even when the summary box runs long. • The title bar steps aside as you read, leaving just the buttons over the article. Liked having a title bar always visible? Turn it back on in Settings. • Wikipedia's summary boxes frequently run long: lists like the cast and crew of a TV show can push the article pretty far down the page. In cases like these, the summary box now opens as a short preview, and you can tap Show More to read the rest. • Small formatting fixes.

Lore Version 4 adds several changes, large and small: Lore now has a Featured Article widget for your Home Screen. • Two sizes: Small has the title and a line or two, while Medium has the article's full opening • A new article every day; tap it to open in Lore • The widget uses your chosen Lore theme A new icon for Lore, built with iOS 27's new look for Liquid Glass. Lore now appears in more share sheets, such as the official Wikipedia app and Safari. • Tap the Share button in apps and choose Lore

Articles you save now stay with you, even with no connection at all. • Save Article lives in the toolbar's new actions button, alongside Share • Saved articles gather under the bookmark on the search page, up to 50 • A saved article opens in full offline, images and all A fresh coat of Liquid Glass has been applied to the article view: the article now slips under the title bar instead of stopping at it. • The title bar is glass, tinted with your theme. As you scroll, text blurs away beneath it instead of vanishing behind a solid bar • In Settings, there's an option to go back to the old style, if you prefer • Adjusted the animation for the Contents button • Bugs squashed

Lore now runs on iPad. • iPad support, with the reading column kept to a comfortable width instead of stretching across the screen • Quote boxes now follow your chosen theme instead of showing stark white • Smoother swipe back from an article to the search page

• New on the home screen: Today's Featured Article, Wikipedia's hand-picked daily read. • More reliable navigation and back-swipe, with your scroll position remembered as you move between articles. • Polish and stability fixes throughout.

A better reading experience: • Article titles now open the page in full, wrapping gracefully instead of truncating • The landing page greets you with a moment from this day in history • Articles show their title instantly while loading • Reading history now shows dates • Fixed sideways scrolling in articles with long equations or digit runs