Shortcuts work properly now and iPhone stays in portrait for this release: "Add from Link" asks which page to save, "Add from File" is no longer a tap-to-run shortcut, a pagelet added from a shortcut gets a name of its own, and rotating an iPhone can no longer close the app. Tapping "Add from Link" in Spotlight or Siri now asks which page the new pagelet should open, instead of stopping straight away. "Add from File" is no longer a shortcut you can tap, since nothing can hand it a file when it runs on its own, but it still works as a step inside a shortcut you build yourself. A pagelet added from a shortcut now gets a name of its own instead of matching one you already have. iPhone stays in portrait for this release, because rotating to landscape with a pagelet open could close the app; iPad still rotates.

Pagelets are easier to recognize and easier to keep current: sites now show their own icons, HTML files on your device open as pagelets, and a settings change takes effect without quitting the app. Pagelets now show the site's own icon. HTML files stored on your device open as pagelets. Changing a setting that affects a pagelet you already have open now offers to reload it, instead of waiting until the app is quit and reopened.