* New "Clear cache on next startup" option * Swipe left/right to navigate back/forward

Fixes bug that prevented scanning in iOS version 9. Unfortunately, that's the last version supported by the 5th generation iPod Touch so it still sees a good bit of use. Thanks to all who reported the issue!

Now with Zebra printer support! * Fixes bugs with accessing camera and photo library from file inputs. * Fixed bug that prevented callbacks fired on document's "BarcodeScanned" event from firing

A bug fix and (small) feature! * Turns out the new "Fill form inputs" setting was filling inputs even when it was turned off. It should now respect the user settings and not fill when that's off. * While we were fixing that bug we also made the input selection a bit better. It'll now search for the first text input matching: * An element with the css class `.webbarcode` * The text element that is focused * The first input on the page that is not a radio, checkbox or submit

Bugfix for iOS 11 that prevented scans from the LineaPro from being sent to the web view.

Fixes bugs with: * Unable to use Javascript alerts, confirm, and prompt methods * The "BarcodeScanned" and "MagCardSwiped" event were not fired properly

New hardware device support. WeBarcode now supports Koamtac KDC portable scanners as well as the Linea Pro Embedded web-browser that uses the rendering embedded rendering engine for maximum efficiency.

Fix bug with content appearing behind task bar with iOS 7 & 8. A new version of WebBarcode is in the works that is intended to support the new WKWebView apis. It will only support iOS 8. Please contact us if you'd like to offer feedback or beta test it.

Fix bug with content appearing behind task bar with iOS 7 & 8. A new version of WebBarcode is in the works that is intended to support the new WKWebView apis. Please contact us if you'd like to offer feedback or beta test it.

Compatibility with iOS version 6.1. This release should resolve the 'Socket connection timeout' errors encountered after upgrading.

When a barcode is scanned, Web Barcode will now search first for a text input with class 'webbarocde'. If it doesn't fine one, it will then search for the first text input on the web page. If it finds one, it will fill it with the scanned barcode, and then submit the form. By using this method, Web Barcode should be useful on any web pages. The new functionality is an option in the Settings, so can be disabled if you don't want it filling over your manual inputs. Thanks for using Web Barcode, keep the suggestions coming!