- Added a new companion app for macOS! This is included as part of your purchase. - You can now open PDF attachments in an external app, such as Preview (see Settings → Windows). - Added several alternate app icons (see Settings → Advanced). - Added a tool that lets you play directly with the in-built LaTeX parser. - Other minor changes, such as keyboard shortcuts for iPadOS and faster searching.

References is ready for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and visionOS 26! Also: - Makes better use of multiple windows on iPad. You can configure this through the new Window Settings panel. - You can configure a library to open automatically when the app launches, again via the Window Settings panel. - Recognises x-bdsk://citekey URLs that percent-encode their cite keys. - Now requires a minimum of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, or visionOS 2.

Supports different sort orders (author, year, title). Also from version 3.5: - Recognises arXiv URLs, as well as the special arXiv field. - Able to read more text encodings.

Roll back yesterday's change to the iOS/iPadOS 18 launch experience: this will return when the kinks can be ironed out. Also from version 3.5: - Recognises arXiv URLs, as well as the special arXiv field. - Able to read more text encodings.

- Recognises arXiv URLs, as well as the special arXiv field - Improved launch experience for iOS/iPadOS 18 - Able to read more text encodings

Added dark/tinted icons, and fixed problem with OneDrive downloads. Also from version 3.4: ... - Help pages are now combined into a rich in-app help browser. - Supports source URLs in the File field (used by JabRef ≥ 5.13) - Recognises more LaTeX macros, plus Spanish upside-down punctuation. - Several more user interface improvements. - Search now defaults to "anywhere", and this includes the cite key also.

- Help pages are now combined into a rich in-app help browser. - Supports source URLs in the File field (used by JabRef ≥ 5.13) - Recognises more LaTeX macros, plus Spanish upside-down punctuation. - Several more user interface improvements. - Search now defaults to "anywhere", and this includes the cite key also.

- Much faster when working with large libraries - Several layout changes and user interface improvements - Fixed issues where x-bdsk://citekey searches sometimes failed - Now ships with the Computer Modern TeX fonts, which you can install system-wide on your device through the settings panel - Now handles TeX escapes within URL and DOI fields

New features: - Supports x-bdsk://citekey URLs once again (see Settings → Searching). - You can now change the keyword separator (see Settings → Styles). - Added a troubleshooting page to the help browser. - Redesigned the settings panel to use simpler language. Issues fixed: - On some devices, .bib files were greyed out because other apps were claiming the .bib extension. - Sometimes .bib files on third-party file providers (e.g., Google Drive or OneDrive) would not open because they were not properly downloaded. Other: - Moved the About page from the settings panel to the help browser. - If your .bib files live on Google Drive, they might still be grayed out (even after the fixes described above). There is a new advanced setting to work around this.

Version 3.1: - Settings are now accessible from the welcome screen (just press the help button on the toolbar). - Libraries are now faster to load. - Help pages can now be navigated through an in-built help browser. - The app can now read non-ASCII / non-UTF-8 encoded files that were saved by BibDesk or JabRef. Version 3.0: This is major overhaul of the entire app, bringing it up to date with modern iOS and iPadOS. The app now supports dynamic type, and on iPad it now supports multitasking so you can have different BibTeX libraries open side-by-side (via Stage Manager, Split View, or Slide Over). Other features include: - BibTeX parse errors are now visible in a separate tab; - Better support for UTF-8 BibTeX sources (as opposed to plain ASCII); - Smart/Dynamic group rules updated for compatibility with recent BibDesk and JabRef. Enjoy!

v3.0.1: Fixes an issue where file attachments on Box or OneDrive were reported as not found. References 3.0 is major overhaul of the entire app, bringing it up to date with modern iOS and iPadOS. The app now supports dynamic type, and on iPad it now supports multitasking so you can have different BibTeX libraries open side-by-side (via Stage Manager, Split View, or Slide Over). Other features include: - BibTeX parse errors are now visible in a separate tab; - Better support for UTF-8 BibTeX sources (as opposed to plain ASCII); - Smart/Dynamic group rules updated for compatibility with recent BibDesk and JabRef. Enjoy!

A major overhaul of the entire app, bringing it up to date with modern iOS and iPadOS. References now supports dynamic type, and on iPad it now supports multitasking so you can have different BibTeX libraries open side-by-side (via Stage Manager, Split View, or Slide Over). Other features include: - BibTeX parse errors are now visible in a separate tab; - Better support for UTF-8 BibTeX sources (as opposed to plain ASCII); - Smart/Dynamic group rules updated for compatibility with recent BibDesk and JabRef. Enjoy!

- Now supports Nextcloud for opening PDF attachments (in addition to iCloud, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive). - Additional options for configuring how entries are displayed.

- For iOS 12 users: Supports file transfer from iTunes or macOS Finder into an "On my iPhone/iPad" folder. This gives iOS 12 users a new way to view libraries with PDF file attachments, without using cloud services such as Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. - Other minor tweaks.

v2.1: Now supports JabRef dynamic groups! v2.0: Supports BibDesk smart groups, and supports Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive for viewing attachments on all iOS versions (plus iCloud Drive as always on iOS 13).

Smart groups and cloud storage! - Full support for browsing BibDesk smart groups, as well as BibDesk/JabRef static groups; - Now supports Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive for viewing attachments on all iOS versions (plus iCloud Drive as always on iOS 13).

- Now shows static groups from BibDesk and JabRef. - iOS 12 users can now view PDF attachments! - Earlier versions added support for Dropbox file attachments, keywords, different display styles, and x-bdsk://citekey URLs. Note: On iOS 12, attachments are supported on Dropbox only. On iOS 13 your attachments can come from several places, including Dropbox, iCloud Drive, or on your iPhone/iPad.

Version 1.7: Keywords are now supported! Also able to open URLs of the form x-bdsk://citekey. Version 1.6: Dropbox file attachments are now fully supported! Also offers different display styles for your bibliographies.

Dropbox file attachments are now fully supported! Also offers different display styles for your bibliographies - you can change style using the new settings button.

Resolved an issue where .bib files are grayed out and cannot be selected, because another app already "owns" them.

- Much faster to load large libraries. - If the library you are viewing is changed remotely (e.g., via iCloud), these changes will now show immediately in the app.

Added BibLaTeX support, and fixed a crash: - The app now supports BibLaTeX reference types (e.g., @online, @legal, etc.) and fields (e.g., journalname instead of journal). Of course the classic BibTeX types and fields are still supported also. - Fixed a crash that occurred in some cases where accented names were stored directly (e.g., Ü) instead of TeX-encoded (e.g., {\"U}).

On iOS 13, when viewing file attachments (e.g., PDFs), the app now searches all linked folders in addition to the location encoded in your BibTeX library. This means that, if your file attachments are not located where your BibTeX library says they are, you can just add their location as a linked folder and the References app will still be able to find them.

Syntax highlighting for BibTeX source; rich support for the Crossref field; recognises JabRef file attachments.