Made for iPhone Duo: unfold it and it's an open book, with the hinge as its spine. On iPhone Duo • Two-page spread: on the inner display in landscape, two pages meet at the hinge as a single sheet. Read it half open and the shadow at the spine deepens with the angle, while the text doesn't move at all • Never lose your line: close it or unfold it and you're on the same line, and each display remembers whether you read in Scroll or Pages • Fore-edge on the outer display: the controls tuck into a side rail, and the marks along the edge are your outline — drag to jump • Reading stand: stand it half open on a table; the top half is all text, with the outline, progress and controls below • Hold it tall: two tall pages, with the top bar moved up beside the clock to give the height back to your text • Contents and Outline stop at the spine, taking up exactly one page • Pages are laid out while you're still opening it, ready the moment it unfolds • The first time you unfold, a note reads "Opened as a two-page spread", and one tap takes you Back to Scroll • None of this needs Pro On all devices • In Scroll, rotating or resizing the window keeps you on the line you were reading • Fixed overly loose word spacing in justified lines in a few cases Also on Mac • The same app is a free download on Mac, and Pro works on both, with no second purchase

Pages, introduced in the last update, is now smoother to use. Reading in Pages (since the last update) • Lay a .md out page by page, side by side: up to four columns on iPad, two pages on iPhone in landscape, one page at a time in portrait • Pinch the pages into a stack; spread, tap, or pull down to open it again, right where you left off • Pages doesn't need Pro New in this version • Find in the top bar: besides pulling down, tap the magnifying glass to search the document • A cleaner top bar on iPhone in portrait: Scroll and Pages share one button — tap to switch, touch and hold for more options, with haptic feedback • Smoother return from Pages to Scroll, with no more ghosting • The top bar no longer flickers when you change columns in landscape; in Pages, the title lines up with the pages • Document Info shows the full title and filename, each with a copy button • In system Dark Mode, the paper color in Pages no longer flips back and forth

Reading in Pages comes to iPhone and iPad. • Pages: lay a .md out page by page, side by side. Up to four columns on iPad, two pages on iPhone in landscape, one page at a time in portrait • Stack, then spread: pinch the pages into a stack; spread, tap, or pull down to open it again, right where you left off • Scroll or Pages, one tap: switch from the top bar and stay on the same line • Pages doesn't need Pro • Minor fixes

Bug fixes and stability improvements: • Fixed Continue and Recents not updating right after opening a document • Fixed Continue card excerpts that were missing or delayed while reading • Fixed cloud badges on authorized folders that didn’t clear after opening an undownloaded file • Fixed cross-document links to Chinese heading anchors that sometimes missed their target • Fixed unreliable catalog/Pro status after reinstall or a new device, and clearer Reading Sets behavior when a subscription has lapsed