• Read straight from your calibre Content Server. Point CalibReader at your server and your whole library is there, at home or away (Tailscale works too). • Facing pages line up. On a two-page spread, every line sits level with the line across the gutter, like a printed book. • More words on every iPhone page. Less empty space above and below the text, so each page holds about two more lines. • Pictures belong on the page. Chapter headings, ornaments and drawings blend into every theme, including the dark ones. Double-tap a picture to see it full screen. • PDFs on iPhone get the same bottom controls bar as your EPUBs. • Downloads try again on their own and pick up where they stopped. • Setting up a big NAS folder is smoother. Books show up while the folder is still being read, and any book that could not be copied is listed with the reason. • If your NAS is out of reach, say when you are away from home, you now see a calm "Couldn't reach" line and a way to try again, instead of a failed sync. • Cancel while switching libraries takes you back to the one you had. Stop downloading is one tap. • Books you mark as read while a library is still syncing stay marked. • The "Offline" notice clears as soon as you are back online. • Dark mode: the glow behind covers is softer and rounder. • iPhone Duo: opening the phone lands straight on your two-page spread, with no turning into place, and the cover on the closed screen holds still when you tilt the phone. • iPhone Duo: the bookmark ribbon no longer flickers when you rotate the open phone. • iPhone Duo: the side controls stay put after you switch apps.

• A redesigned app icon: an open book, with Dark, Clear and Tinted versions. • Margins can now go all the way to zero, and Reset Margins puts them back. • Floating reading controls are frosted, so they stay readable over text. • Dropbox and iCloud libraries load faster, and switching libraries is safe and calm, with one status line at the top. • Plain folders of ebooks now open from your NAS, Dropbox, iCloud Drive and OneDrive, even without a calibre library. • OneDrive sign-in and folder browsing are more reliable. • Covers for more books, including series titles. • iPad in landscape opens books as a two-page spread, iPad mini included. • On two-page spreads, tap the middle for the controls and the edges to turn the page. • A sample library of 8 classics to try the app without your own books. • Fixes for iPhone Duo, dark mode and labels.

• iPhone Duo: the book cover on the closed phone stays still when you tilt it, and folding shut while holding the phone sideways shows the cover upright. • iPhone Duo: unfolding while holding the phone sideways no longer leaves the open phone stuck in portrait, and no longer jumps to the wrong page. • iPhone Duo: the line you were reading stays the first line when you fold, unfold or turn the phone, and each way of holding it remembers its own layout. • Your reading place is kept through crashes, app updates and library switches, and leaving the app and coming back no longer moves you to earlier pages. • Turning back now curls the previous page in from the left, as smoothly as turning forward. Turning pages quickly no longer skips a chapter. • iPhone Duo, closed: swiping to turn the page works wherever on the page you start the swipe. • On iPhone, Back, Contents and Aa now sit in a small bar under the text, with your progress shown at the top. Tap the middle of the page to show or hide them. • New app icon, with Dark, Clear and Tinted versions to match your Home Screen. • New “Book’s own formatting” switch in Aa (off by default) shows the publisher’s styling. • Scrolling view: the end of a chapter is a firm stop; tap the edge of the page to go on. • Large libraries sync without freezing the app, books open reliably after an update, and removing a book no longer crashes the app. • Your own server (SMB) connects on the first try, OneDrive retries a book that failed mid-sync, and the app asks before replacing a different library found in the same place.