Lumo 3.0 introduces a completely redesigned tab management experience, along with major stability improvements: • Create, rename, and manage multiple folders for pinned websites. • Keep up to 12 favorite websites in Quick Access, with additional sites automatically placed in the Unsorted folder. • Pin the current page directly from the address bar and move websites between Quick Access, folders, and regular tabs. • Drag to reorder Quick Access items, folders, and websites inside folders. • Enjoy a refined flat folder design with smoother animations, adaptive colors, improved spacing, and better sidebar scrolling. • Improved sidebar layout for large numbers of tabs, keeping New Tab, workspace switching, and Settings accessible. • Improved background page retention to reduce unnecessary reloads after switching apps. • Enhanced AI Assistant page selection and multi-page management. • Fixed AI Assistant content disappearing after refreshing or closing multiple pages. • Improved context menus and touch interactions, with additional interface and stability fixes.

Lumo 2.7 [Come back without starting over] · When you switch to another app, Lumo gives the page you are reading priority, reducing unnecessary reloads when you return. · Background tabs use less memory, leaving the page you are working on more likely to stay put. [Ask anything, or ask about the page] · The assistant can now answer questions unrelated to the page: explain an idea, think something through, or help make a plan. · Ask about a page and it still puts that page first, with the source lines it found highlighted in place. [Edit the address by touch] · Tap the address bar to edit and bring up the keyboard, even when it is resting as a shortened site name.

The assistant reads more of the web, and reads it back better. [Admin pages and reports] · Pages built from tables — CRM, ticketing, reporting — used to give it only the navigation. It now reads every row. · A row is one whole record, and every value carries its column name. · These pages keep only what is on screen. What is not there, it calls not loaded — never empty. · Scroll across and ask again; it reads the page as it now is. [Answers are laid out] · Headings, lists, bold and code appear as themselves, instead of as punctuation. [Open it and you can see what to ask] · The page you are on is already in the box. Change tabs and it follows. · An empty panel lists seven things it can do, each written as a sentence you could say. · Question and answer no longer have to be told apart. · Return sends; Shift-Return starts a line. [Fixed] · The page no longer shrinks while you type. · Toolbar buttons no longer arrive a beat late. · Pinned site icons no longer linger after the sidebar retracts. · The assistant panel now gets out of the way when a translation opens. [Unchanged] · Bring your own key, or sign in with a subscription you already have. · Lumo has no server; questions do not pass through us. · Any site can be set to never be read or acted on. · The assistant is part of Lumo Pro.

The assistant reads, and now it acts. ASK, AND SEE IT ON THE PAGE · Ask in your language about a page in another, and the lines it found light up where they are · When a page does not say it, it says so rather than filling the gap SAY IT, AND IT IS DONE · Export a PDF or a long screenshot, download a picture, save a table · Hide the images, change the page size, force light or dark · Open and close tabs, pin a site, put two pages side by side · Write a note · Every step is shown as it happens, and can be stopped READ ANOTHER TAB · "Read the third tab and tell me how it differs" — nothing to add by hand SCRIPTS IT WRITES, THAT YOU DECIDE ON · Ask for a small script and you see it first, marked with whether it can send anything off this device · Kept switched off, and only for the site you were on ALSO · Conversations stay on this iPad and are still there tomorrow · Any site can be marked never to be read or acted on · Your own key, or sign in with a subscription you already have · Lumo has no server. Nothing passes through us · Fixed page zoom: it now scales everything the way a desktop browser does, and stays put when you turn the page · Part of Lumo Pro

Lumo now has an assistant that has read the page. ASK ABOUT YOUR PAGES · A panel on the right that has already read what you are looking at · Put several pages in at once and ask where they agree and where they do not · With the two page workspace open, both halves come in on their own · Bring your own key, from whichever service you like — or sign in with a subscription you already pay for · The key stays in this iPad's keychain. Lumo has no server, so nothing passes through us · Any site can be marked never to be read · Part of Lumo Pro ALSO · Shortcuts for all four side panels, each one changeable · A short opening on the first launch and after an update, and nowhere else · Fixed opening a downloaded PDF doing nothing · Fixed user scripts running inside the PDF viewer and making it unreadable

Lumo can now run scripts you install yourself. USER SCRIPTS · Standard .user.js scripts, added from a link, a file on your iPad, or pasted source · Nothing comes preinstalled — what runs is your decision · A mark appears in the address bar when a page has scripts on it · Press it to see which ones, or to switch them off for this site alone · A script's settings stay on this device and survive updating it · Part of Lumo Pro KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS · Every shortcut is listed in Settings, and can be changed to whatever you already have in your hands · What the menu shows and what the page responds to are now the same thing · Combinations a website needs for itself are refused, so you cannot take one by accident AVATAR ORNAMENTS · Seven to choose from, in your profile · Part of Lumo Pro ALSO · A short opening on the first launch and after an update, and nowhere else · The Lumo Pro page has new descriptions and new icons · The profile card is redrawn · Various stability improvements

Two new tools for work that takes a while. TWO PAGE WORKSPACE · Two websites open side by side, both of them live · Click either page and the address bar and keyboard follow it · Drag the divider to rebalance, or swap the two sides · Markup runs across both pages instead of stopping at the divider PROFESSIONAL WEB TOOLKIT · Extract: images, links and tables, downloaded in bulk or copied as Markdown · Display: hide images and media, force light or dark, adjust zoom, text size and line spacing · Inspect: page information, resources, cookies and storage, the console; pick an element on the page, measure it, sample a colour · Automate: custom CSS and JavaScript saved for one site, kept on this device · Export: the whole page as a PDF, one long image, or a QR code Both are part of Lumo Pro. ALSO · Whole-page export rewritten: the PDF and the long image are now the entire page rather than the screen · Exporting happens out of the way — the page you are reading does not move or lose its place — and says how far along it is, with a way to stop · The five feature buttons are redrawn: fixed slots that no longer shift under your finger, and a highlight that travels to whichever one is on · The side panels now take turns: opening one closes the other, so the page always has its full width to be read in · With the sidebar away, bring the pointer to the left edge of the window to borrow it back · Resting on a link shows what the page is called, from this device's own history — nothing is fetched · Loading a page says so plainly, and retrying a failed page returns to the address that failed · Fixed video controls going dead after a long session, recoverable only by relaunching · Fixed a mail site being forced to its mobile layout · Trackpad scrolling is identical to a finger now, with no dropped frames · Various stability improvements