Improved PDF Enhancement — Johannes tweaked what happens when a PDF's text enhancement fails. You'll now see a clear message with a "View as PDF" button to fall back to the original, rather than a loading animation. Fixed TTS Jump Button — Mati fixed an issue where the TTS "jump to current position" button would reset to the beginning of the chapter when using horizontal pagination mode. It now correctly jumps to where the audio is playing. Fixed Tap-to-Scroll — You can once again tap the status bar to scroll to the top of document lists on iPhones, thanks to Mati. Fixed Image Taps — Ibai fixed a bug where highlighting an image could sometimes create duplicate highlights. Fixed Image Loading — Arek fixed an issue on iOS where certain article images (specifically .svgz compressed SVG files) weren't loading properly in full-size mode. Fixed Document Loading — Mitch fixed a race condition that could cause errors when loading some chunked documents (like EPUBs and long articles). Fixed Login — Tristan fixed a bug where quickly double-tapping the signup or login button could trigger an error page, instead of ignoring the duplicated tap. Fixed Feed Routing — If your Reader email address started with "feed", emails were landing in the wrong place. Rasul fixed this, and documents should be where they belong now. Fixed Gmail Autoforwarding — Gmail autoforwarding confirmation emails were sometimes failing when your Gmail address differed from your Readwise account email (like if you use Apple's private relay). Rasul fixed the confirmation flow to properly match you by your Reader email address. Parsing Updates — Krzys made improvements to how Reader handles content from nytimes.com, inc.com, thedankoe.com, lefilmfrancais.com, thurrott.com, and tweakers.net. Twitter/X articles, Substack notes, and Substack comments should now parse beautifully as well. Previously: Podcast Transcripts — share any podcast episode from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast into Reader, and it will be saved as a permanent, highlightable transcript. Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that.

Podcast Transcripts — share any podcast episode from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast into Reader, and it will be saved as a permanent, highlightable transcript. Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Large Libraries — Mitch fixed an issue where users with very large libraries (200,000+ documents) could hit a database error that prevented the app from loading properly on mobile. Fixed Feed Routing — If your Reader email address started with "feed", emails were landing in the wrong place. Rasul fixed this, and documents should be where they belong now. Fixed Gmail Autoforwarding — Gmail autoforwarding confirmation emails were sometimes failing when your Gmail address differed from your Readwise account email (like if you use Apple's private relay). Rasul fixed the confirmation flow to properly match you by your Reader email address. Improved PDF Enhancement — Johannes tweaked what happens when a PDF's text enhancement fails. You'll now see a clear message with a "View as PDF" button to fall back to the original, rather than a loading animation. Previously: Fixed Account Preferences — Tristan fixed a glitch where users trying to access their Account Preferences to manage subscriptions ran into an error. Fixed iPad Scrolling — When you tap into an article from your feed and return, you'll now stay at your place in the list instead of jumping to the top. Tapping the top-right toolbar icons also no longer causes unwanted scrolling. Thanks Mati! Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that.

Podcast Transcripts — share any podcast episode from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast into Reader, and it will be saved as a permanent, highlightable transcript. Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Twitter Bookmarks — Rasul fixed an issue where bookmarks would be added to Reader if Save Twitter threads was enabled, instead of if Save single tweets was enabled. Fixed Account Preferences — Tristan fixed a glitch where users trying to access their Account Preferences to manage subscriptions ran into an error. Fixed iPad Scrolling — When you tap into an article from your feed and return, you'll now stay at your place in the list instead of jumping to the top. Tapping the top-right toolbar icons also no longer causes unwanted scrolling. Thanks Mati! Previously: Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. Mati also fixed a glitch causing highlights to be created from taps when they shouldn't be. You should now be able to advance pages without accidentally creating highlights. Arek fixed a bug where tapping the top-right icons on iPad (like the appearance settings or highlights view) could cause the page to unexpectedly scroll to the top of the chapter. Fixed Highlight Menus — Lior fixed a bug where the highlight menu sometimes continued showing up after turning a page in long-form reading mode. Mati improved the reliability of the highlight menu appearing when you select single words on iOS. You should now see the menu more consistently after making a selection. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that.

Podcast Transcripts — share any podcast episode from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast into Reader, and it will be saved as a permanent, highlightable transcript. Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Twitter Bookmarks — Rasul fixed an issue where bookmarks would be added to Reader if Save Twitter threads was enabled, instead of if Save single tweets was enabled. Fixed Account Preferences — Tristan fixed a glitch where users trying to access their Account Preferences to manage subscriptions ran into an error. Fixed iPad Scrolling — When you tap into an article from your feed and return, you'll now stay at your place in the list instead of jumping to the top. Tapping the top-right toolbar icons also no longer causes unwanted scrolling. Thanks Mati! Previously: Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. Mati also fixed a glitch causing highlights to be created from taps when they shouldn't be. You should now be able to advance pages without accidentally creating highlights. Arek fixed a bug where tapping the top-right icons on iPad (like the appearance settings or highlights view) could cause the page to unexpectedly scroll to the top of the chapter. Fixed Highlight Menus — Lior fixed a bug where the highlight menu sometimes continued showing up after turning a page in long-form reading mode. Mati improved the reliability of the highlight menu appearing when you select single words on iOS. You should now see the menu more consistently after making a selection. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that.

Podcast Transcripts — share any podcast episode from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast into Reader, and it will be saved as a permanent, highlightable transcript. Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. Mati also fixed a glitch causing highlights to be created from taps when they shouldn't be. You should now be able to advance pages without accidentally creating highlights. Arek fixed a bug where tapping the top-right icons on iPad (like the appearance settings or highlights view) could cause the page to unexpectedly scroll to the top of the chapter. Fixed Highlight Menus — Lior fixed a bug where the highlight menu sometimes continued showing up after turning a page in long-form reading mode. Mati improved the reliability of the highlight menu appearing when you select single words on iOS. You should now see the menu more consistently after making a selection. Fixed Note Flashing — Arek fixed a visual glitch where text would briefly flash on the left side of the input box when you finished writing a note. Fixed Article Layout — Arek fixed a bug where article text was extending too far to the right on some RSS feeds, making them difficult to read. Fixed Delete Scroll — Arek fixed a bug where using "Delete All Above" in your Feed kept you at the same scroll position instead of returning you to the top of the list Fixed PDF Highlights — Arek fixed a bug where PDF highlight overlays would sometimes duplicate, especially after switching between light and dark mode or returning to the document. Previously: Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that.

Horizontal Pagination — Tablets have an experimental new two-column reading mode. Horizontal pagination also allows you to highlight onto the next page going to the right or left, instead of up or down like continuous and paged scroll modes. Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. Mati also fixed a glitch causing highlights to be created from taps when they shouldn't be. You should now be able to advance pages without accidentally creating highlights. Arek fixed a bug where tapping the top-right icons on iPad (like the appearance settings or highlights view) could cause the page to unexpectedly scroll to the top of the chapter. Fixed Highlight Menus — Lior fixed a bug where the highlight menu sometimes continued showing up after turning a page in long-form reading mode. Mati improved the reliability of the highlight menu appearing when you select single words on iOS. You should now see the menu more consistently after making a selection. Fixed Note Flashing — Arek fixed a visual glitch where text would briefly flash on the left side of the input box when you finished writing a note. Fixed Article Layout — Arek fixed a bug where article text was extending too far to the right on some RSS feeds, making them difficult to read. Fixed Delete Scroll — Arek fixed a bug where using "Delete All Above" in your Feed kept you at the same scroll position instead of returning you to the top of the list Fixed PDF Highlights — Arek fixed a bug where PDF highlight overlays would sometimes duplicate, especially after switching between light and dark mode or returning to the document. Previously: Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size.

Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Better Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline from the offline documents section of the Account screen. A new status shows whether a location is currently downloading. Documents also now have more informative messages if they aren't available, which should be rare as long as you open the app for a few seconds to give everything time to download. Johannes also fixed a bug where the experimental offline caching feature could freeze interactive elements in the app. Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. Mati also fixed a glitch causing highlights to be created from taps when they shouldn't be. You should now be able to advance pages without accidentally creating highlights. Arek fixed a bug where tapping the top-right icons on iPad (like the appearance settings or highlights view) could cause the page to unexpectedly scroll to the top of the chapter. Fixed Highlight Menus — Lior fixed a bug where the highlight menu sometimes continued showing up after turning a page in long-form reading mode. Mati improved the reliability of the highlight menu appearing when you select single words on iOS. You should now see the menu more consistently after making a selection. Fixed Note Flashing — Arek fixed a visual glitch where text would briefly flash on the left side of the input box when you finished writing a note. Fixed Article Layout — Arek fixed a bug where article text was extending too far to the right on some RSS feeds, making them difficult to read. Fixed Delete Scroll — Arek fixed a bug where using "Delete All Above" in your Feed kept you at the same scroll position instead of returning you to the top of the list Fixed PDF Highlights — Arek fixed a bug where PDF highlight overlays would sometimes duplicate, especially after switching between light and dark mode or returning to the document. Previously: Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it.

Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Fixed Link Menu — Mati fixed an issue where tapping links in articles would cause the action menu to appear and immediately disappear. Fixed Locked TTS — Artem fixed an issue where listening progress wasn't properly saved during text-to-speech sessions with the iOS lock screen enabled. Fixed Crash Bug — Mitch fixed a database glitch that could cause the app to crash in very rare cases. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Arek fixed a glitch where if you opened the app on iPhone in landscape mode, it could sometimes cause documents and lists to become misaligned and overflow the screen. Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. You can now swipe to open sidebars and tap to close modals from anywhere on your screen. Fixed Auto-Tagging — Tristan fixed an issue where manually asking Ghostreader to tag a document using custom prompt wasn’t working. Previously: Further Tablet Improvements — Mati fixed a bug where modal sheets weren't properly centered in landscape mode on tablets. Folks who prefer to use Safari on their iPad instead of the mobile app should no longer see a banner nudge to suggest installing the mobile app. Mati also got rid of some unnecessary black margins at the top of YouTube videos on iPad, and fixed a glitch where taps with the Apple Pencil wouldn’t register on links. Our full ePubs v2 feature includes 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. More Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline. Individual documents will still download automatically when you open them or view them in a list. You can control these options from the offline documents section of the Account screen. Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it.

Sticky Tablet Sidebars — You can now keep sidebars open while using Reader on tablets. In documents, opening the table of contents or notebook sidebar shrinks the reading view, so you can still scroll and highlight text. In your Library and Feed, the sidebar stays open so you can browse documents with the same context you’d see on the web version of the app. Further Tablet Improvements — Mati fixed a bug where modal sheets weren't properly centered in landscape mode on tablets. Folks who prefer to use Safari on their iPad instead of the mobile app should no longer see a banner nudge to suggest installing the mobile app. Mati also got rid of some unnecessary black margins at the top of YouTube videos on iPad, and fixed a glitch where taps with the Apple Pencil wouldn’t register on links. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed iOS Interface — Mati addressed an issue where new iOS window controls were overlapping with Reader buttons, making them difficult to tap. The interface now properly accommodates iOS26 system elements. Fixed Touch Navigation — Mati resolved an issue where navigation taps weren’t registering in the bottom third of the screen. You can now swipe to open sidebars and tap to close modals from anywhere on your screen. Fixed Screen Rotation — Mati fixed a glitch caused by PDFs triggering landscape mode on regular phones. Fixed Auto-Tagging — Tristan fixed an issue where manually asking Ghostreader to tag a document using custom prompt wasn’t working. Fixed Lock Screen — Tristan fixed an intermittent glitch with that was preventing the text to speech controls from working properly on iOS lock screens. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature — 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. More Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline. Individual documents will still download automatically when you open them or view them in a list. You can control these options from the offline documents section of the Account screen. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable.

We built first class support for the Apple Pencil, so you can now highlight naturally (like it works in Apple Books) while reading. Many more improvements for iPads/tablets coming up soon :) More Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline. Individual documents will still download automatically when you open them or view them in a list. You can control these options from the offline documents section of the Account screen. Improved Action Sheets — Action sheets should now float nicely in the center of tablet screens, instead of at the bottom. Mati also got to the bottom of a glitch preventing highlight deletion and the action menu from working properly on PDFs. Artem fixed a glitch that caused some other action sheets not to show all their options. Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Parsing Updates — There was a regression caused by a downstream service provider of ours, which led to wonky parsing for all paywalled sites (including Substack). So Krzys made improvements to how Reader handles paywalled and translated posts, and reparsed the impacted documents. He also improved our handling for a ton of other websites. Fixed Lock Screen — Tristan fixed an intermittent glitch with that was preventing the text to speech controls from working properly on iOS lock screens. Improved Tablet Detection — Mati refined how we detect tablets and devices with large screens. Fixed Button Animation — Arek restored the animation for the "Mark Seen and Next" style buttons on mobile. Fixed Ghostreader Timeouts — AI-powered features like summaries, Chat with Highlights and Documents, and Ghostreader prompts should now be more reliable, thanks to Ibai. Fetching documents to chat with should be a lot more reliable, especially for folks with large libraries or big files. Fixed iPad Video Margins — Mati got rid of some unnecessary black margins at the top of YouTube videos on iPad. Videos now use the full screen space available, giving you a better viewing experience without wasted vertical space. GPT-5 Models — You can now use GPT-5 across Reader, thanks to Ibai. GPT-5 is now available in Chat with Document and Ghostreader. The default model for summaries/ghostreader is now 5-mini. Improved Chapter Breaks — Johannes improved how ebooks handle chapter and scene breaks, so we should now properly support a wider range of ePub files. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature — 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. E-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable.

We built first class support for the Apple Pencil, so you can now highlight naturally (like it works in Apple Books) while reading. Many more improvements for iPads/tablets coming up soon :) More Offline Control — Choose which categories of documents to keep available offline. Individual documents will still download automatically when you open them or view them in a list. You can control these options from the offline documents section of the Account screen. Fixed Ghostreader Timeouts — AI-powered features like summaries, Chat with Highlights and Documents, and Ghostreader prompts should now be more reliable, thanks to Ibai. Fetching documents to chat with should be a lot more reliable, especially for folks with large libraries or big files. Added API Keys — It’s now possible to manage document tags using the Reader Document UPDATE API, thanks to Piotr. We also now have an option to fetch the raw source file for PDFs and EPUBs via the withRawSourceUrl API key. Fixed Tag Searching — Arek fixed a bug where the manage tags screen would go blank during searches. Fixed iPad Video Margins — Mati got rid of some unnecessary black margins at the top of YouTube videos on iPad. Videos now use the full screen space available, giving you a better viewing experience without wasted vertical space. Fixed Bottom Sheet — Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed Tag Searching — Arek fixed a bug where the manage tags screen would go blank during searches. Parsing Updates — Krzys improved how Reader handles posts from readwise.io, feedblitz.com, msn.com, and tldrnewsletter.com. Fixed PDF Annotations — Mati fixed a PDF-specific bug where the annotation menu wouldn't appear after highlighting text on iPads. You can now add notes and access Ghostreader after highlighting, without needing to go to the sidebar. GPT-5 Models — You can now use GPT-5 across Reader, thanks to Ibai. GPT-5 is now available in Chat with Document and Ghostreader. The default model for summaries/ghostreader is now 5-mini. Improved Chapter Breaks — Johannes improved how ebooks handle chapter and scene breaks, so we should now properly support a wider range of ePub files. Fixed View Selection — Thanks to Arek, you can now scroll through your entire list of views when adding them to your mobile home screen. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature — 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. E-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.

We built first class support for the Apple Pencil, so you can now highlight naturally (like it works in Apple Books) while reading. Many more improvements for iPads/tablets coming up soon :) Fixed Swiping Actions — Mati fixed a bug where swiping to manage articles in the feed was interfering with the sidebar menu gesture. You can now use swipe actions without accidentally opening the side menu. Fixed Ghostreader Timeouts — AI-powered features like summaries, Chat with Highlights and Documents, and Ghostreader prompts should now be more reliable. Ibai fixed some timeout issues that were occasionally causing requests to fail. Added API Keys — It’s now possible to manage document tags using the Reader Document UPDATE API, thanks to Piotr. We also now have an option to fetch the raw source file for PDFs and EPUBs via the withRawSourceUrl API key. Fixed Tag Searching — Arek fixed a bug where the manage tags screen would go blank during searches. Fixed iPad Video Margins — Mati got rid of some unnecessary black margins at the top of YouTube videos on iPad. Videos now use the full screen space available, giving you a better viewing experience without wasted vertical space. Fixed Bottom Sheet — Arek fixed a bug where multiple bottom sheets could stay open at the same time. Using “find in document” and similar options should be easier now. Fixed Tag Searching — Arek fixed a bug where the manage tags screen would go blank during searches. Parsing Updates — Krzys improved how Reader handles posts from readwise.io, feedblitz.com, msn.com, and tldrnewsletter.com. Fixed PDF Annotations — Mati fixed a PDF-specific bug where the annotation menu wouldn't appear after highlighting text on iPads. You can now add notes and access Ghostreader after highlighting, without needing to go to the sidebar. GPT-5 Models — You can now use GPT-5 across Reader, thanks to Ibai. GPT-5 is now available in Chat with Document and Ghostreader. The default model for summaries/ghostreader is now 5-mini. Improved Chapter Breaks — Johannes improved how ebooks handle chapter and scene breaks, so we should now properly support a wider range of ePub files. Fixed View Selection — Thanks to Arek, you can now scroll through your entire list of views when adding them to your mobile home screen. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature — 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. E-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.

We built first class support for the Apple Pencil, so you can now highlight naturally (like it works in Apple Books) while reading. Many more improvements for iPads/tablets coming up soon :) Improved EPUB Parsing — Mitch fixed a glitch that prevented some books from parsing. This was a rare edge case that could happen if a book was saved by multiple users, as happens with books shared through our Wisereads newsletter. So if you've saved one and it wasn't working, check it out again! Fixed PDF Annotations — Mati fixed a PDF-specific bug where the annotation menu wouldn't appear after highlighting text on iPads. You can now add notes and access Ghostreader after highlighting, without needing to go to the sidebar. Parsing Updates — Krzys improved how Reader handles posts from substack.com, nytimes.com, reddit.com, science.org, and zed.dev. GPT-5 Models — You can now use GPT-5 across Reader, thanks to Ibai. GPT-5 is now available in Chat with Document and Ghostreader. The default model for summaries/ghostreader is now 5-mini. Fixed Edge Highlighting — Artem fixed a bug where trying to highlight text near the page margin would sometimes turn the page instead. Long presses on the reading view will no longer trigger navigation. Fixed Content Links — Krzys fixed a bug with "view content" links. Articles where some content could not be imported from the original document should now properly link out to the source. Improved Chapter Breaks — Johannes improved how ebooks handle chapter and scene breaks, so we should now properly support a wider range of ePub files. Fixed Ghostreader Definitions — Thanks to Johannes, Ghostreader can now properly define highlighted words by understanding their context better. Fixed View Selection — Thanks to Arek, you can now scroll through your entire list of views when adding them to your mobile home screen. Fixed Missing Headers — Thanks to Johannes, article headers no longer disappear after reading a book in continuous scroll mode. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature -- 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. E-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.

We built first class support for the Apple Pencil, so you can now highlight naturally (like it works in Apple Books) while reading. Many more improvements for iPads/tablets coming up soon :) GPT-5 Models — You can now use GPT-5 across Reader, thanks to Ibai. GPT-5 is now available in Chat with Document and Ghostreader. The default model for summaries/ghostreader is now 5-mini. Fixed Edge Highlighting — Artem fixed a bug where trying to highlight text near the page margin would sometimes turn the page instead. Long presses on the reading view will no longer trigger navigation. Parsing Updates — Krzys improved how Reader handles posts from substack.com, nytimes.com, reddit.com, science.org, specialprojects.jp, theatlantic.com, nytimes.com, seattletimes.com, substack.com, thedispatch.com, fd.nl, and zed.dev. Fixed Duplicate Imports — Rasul fixed a bug where Pocket imports could create duplicate documents. He also cleaned up duplicates for impacted users. Fixed Content Links — Krzys fixed a bug with "view content" links. Articles where some content could not be imported from the original document should now properly link out to the source. Improved Chapter Breaks — Johannes improved how ebooks handle chapter and scene breaks, so we should now properly support a wider range of ePub files. Fixed Ghostreader Definitions — Thanks to Johannes, Ghostreader can now properly define highlighted words by understanding their context better. Fixed View Selection — Thanks to Arek, you can now scroll through your entire list of views when adding them to your mobile home screen. Fixed Offline Loading — Johannes fixed a bug where uncached documents would get stuck loading when offline. Documents now properly show their offline status instead of showing a loading screen. Fixed Missing Headers — Thanks to Johannes, article headers no longer disappear after reading a book in continuous scroll mode. Previously: This build has our full ePubs v2 feature -- 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that. We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. E-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.

This build has our full ePubs v2 feature -- 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that :) We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. This build also introduces e-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. Previously: This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

This build has our full ePubs v2 feature -- 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that :) We completely rewrote the PDF Clean View feature, which allows you to read, highlight, and listen to PDFs as if they’re any other responsive document. A much cleaner and nicer way to read your PDFs, on any screen size. This build also introduces e-ink mode, much faster initial document loading (for all types of documents), and much more. Previously: This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

This build has our full ePubs v2 feature -- 10x+ better performance on books, a dedicated long-form reading UI, and so much more. Our goal is to have Reader be the best app in the world for reading books (in addition to other formats), and this project is a big step towards that :) Previously: This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. Parsing Updates — Krzys made improvements to how Reader handles posts from http://buttondown.com, http://epsilontheory.com/, and http://apple.news. Previously: iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. Parsing Updates — Krzys made improvements to how Reader handles posts from http://buttondown.com, http://epsilontheory.com/, and http://apple.news. Previously: iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

This version has improved displays, better advancing, highlight fixes & more! Improved TTS Experience — Andrew fixed a bug where skipping 15 seconds at the end returned the audio to the beginning and pausing caused flickering. Artem replaced newlines with spaces to prevent problematic pauses. Fixed PDF Highlights — You can now properly delete PDF highlights on mobile, thanks to Arek fixing a bug that made highlights silently duplicate. Fixed Animation Display — Thanks to Artem, more page animations can be disabled. Fixed Highlight Handles — Highlights now have complete handles and proper underlines, thanks to Artem's tweaks. Fixed Category Logic — Tadek fixed a minor bug in the category logic for Reader, which in some rare cases could lead to documents not parsing properly. Fixed Auto-Advance — On web, deleting the current document or using the shortlist keybinding now properly advances to the next document when auto-advance is on, thanks to Scott. (This fix will be coming to the mobile app soon.) Fixed Image Viewing — Image data is now properly reset when images are closed, thanks to Andrew. Now, gestures like zooming and changing positions will not affect the next image. Parsing Updates — Krzys made improvements to how Reader handles posts from http://buttondown.com, http://epsilontheory.com/, and http://apple.news. Previously: iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Improved Performance — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Youtube viewing — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, and now automatically enhance the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. You will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline. Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document in a list to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata. So many bug fixes — to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech, and more!

Improved Performance — Mitch, Tristan and Hannes upgraded our database, which means Reader now runs faster and more reliably. Fixed Twitter Saving — X (formerly Twitter) changed a set of endpoints over the weekend, preventing us from accessing full threads or metadata (titles, author, etc). Tristan rewrote huge chunks of our integration, and now everything should be properly saved. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles redirects, as well as posts from http://yahoo.com/ and http://stackoverflow.com/. Rasul improved how we handle emails from Stratechary. Previously: Fixed a bug with newsletter stylings, many bugs with saving to twitter, and much more. This version adds a new file upload button directly inside of the app, for easily uploading your PDFs, ePUBs and more. Fixed a bug where the app would freeze or crash when opening specific PDFs. Fixed a bug where not all filtered views were showing up on the Home screen. Fixed a bug where the Edit Metadata button wasn't working properly. iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! New Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Core library update — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! New AI Models — Hannes added support for the o3-mini model in Ghostreader. He also upgraded chatgpt-4o to latest. Fixed Sharing — Sharing from the ChatGPT app should now work properly, thanks to Arek. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles posts from medium.com, substack.com, newyorker.com, chatgpt.com, and bonappetit.com, simonwillison.net, theverge.com, and spectrum.ieee.org. Improved Performance — Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code thaat could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Better Youtube Transcripts — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, an now automatically enhance (improve the punctuation, capitalization, etc) the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. Resize Youtube Videos — You can now resize YouTube videos on the web, thanks to Mati. If you grab the small horizontal bar under the video and drag it up or down, the video will adapt to the new height. On mobile, you will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.' New Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document from a list view (like “Later” or your Feed) to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign courtesy of Kris and Johannes, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs.

Fixed a bug with newsletter stylings, many bugs with saving to twitter, and much more. This version adds a new file upload button directly inside of the app, for easily uploading your PDFs, ePUBs and more. Fixed a bug where the app would freeze or crash when opening specific PDFs. Fixed a bug where not all filtered views were showing up on the Home screen. Fixed a bug where the Edit Metadata button wasn't working properly. Fixed the formatting of code blocks inside documents in dark mode. Plus, many more bug fixes and improvements :) Previously: iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! New Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Core library update — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! New AI Models — Hannes added support for the o3-mini model in Ghostreader. He also upgraded chatgpt-4o to latest. Fixed Sharing — Sharing from the ChatGPT app should now work properly, thanks to Arek. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles posts from medium.com, substack.com, newyorker.com, chatgpt.com, and bonappetit.com, simonwillison.net, theverge.com, and spectrum.ieee.org. Improved Performance — Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code thaat could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Better Youtube Transcripts — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, an now automatically enhance (improve the punctuation, capitalization, etc) the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. Resize Youtube Videos — You can now resize YouTube videos on the web, thanks to Mati. If you grab the small horizontal bar under the video and drag it up or down, the video will adapt to the new height. On mobile, you will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.' New Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document from a list view (like “Later” or your Feed) to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. So many bug fixes — Fixes to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech (TTS), parsing (for Bluesky and unherd.com), and much much more! UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign courtesy of Kris and Johannes, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata.

This version adds a new file upload button directly inside of the app, for easily uploading your PDFs, ePUBs and more. Fixed a bug where the app would freeze or crash when opening specific PDFs. Fixed a bug where not all filtered views were showing up on the Home screen. Fixed a bug where the Edit Metadata button wasn't working properly. Fixed the formatting of code blocks inside documents in dark mode. Plus, many more bug fixes and improvements :) Previously: iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! New Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Core library update — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! New AI Models — Hannes added support for the o3-mini model in Ghostreader. He also upgraded chatgpt-4o to latest. Fixed Sharing — Sharing from the ChatGPT app should now work properly, thanks to Arek. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles posts from medium.com, substack.com, newyorker.com, chatgpt.com, and bonappetit.com, simonwillison.net, theverge.com, and spectrum.ieee.org. Improved Performance — Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code thaat could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Better Youtube Transcripts — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, an now automatically enhance (improve the punctuation, capitalization, etc) the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. Resize Youtube Videos — You can now resize YouTube videos on the web, thanks to Mati. If you grab the small horizontal bar under the video and drag it up or down, the video will adapt to the new height. On mobile, you will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.' New Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document from a list view (like “Later” or your Feed) to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. So many bug fixes — Fixes to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech (TTS), parsing (for Bluesky and unherd.com), and much much more! UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign courtesy of Kris and Johannes, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata.

iOS Custom Icons — Arek added new iOS 18 icons, enabling improved dark mode and tint mode variants for a gorgeous monochrome home screen. Navigate to Account → Change Icon to check out the options! New Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. We also fixed crackling/distortion in the new voices. Core library update — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! New AI Models — Hannes added support for the o3-mini model in Ghostreader. He also upgraded chatgpt-4o to latest. Fixed Misaligned Captions — Tristan fixed a bug where captions could overlap the bottom of their images. Fixed Sharing — Sharing from the ChatGPT app should now work properly, thanks to Arek. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles posts from medium.com, substack.com, newyorker.com, chatgpt.com, and bonappetit.com, simonwillison.net, theverge.com, and spectrum.ieee.org. Previously: Improved Performance — Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code thaat could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Paged Images — Artem fixed a bug where Reader could fail to store your reading position if only images were on the screen. This change should also improve how images appear in paged scroll mode more generally. Improved Location Positioning — Reading position is now even more reliable. Documents should be less likely to open at the beginning of the document instead of their correct location. Better Youtube Transcripts — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, an now automatically enhance (improve the punctuation, capitalization, etc) the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. Resize Youtube Videos — You can now resize YouTube videos on the web, thanks to Mati. If you grab the small horizontal bar under the video and drag it up or down, the video will adapt to the new height. On mobile, you will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.' New Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document from a list view (like “Later” or your Feed) to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. So many bug fixes — Fixes to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech (TTS), parsing (for Bluesky and unherd.com), and much much more! UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign courtesy of Kris and Johannes, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata.

New Better TTS Voices — Try out the new (v8 beta) voices for Text to Speech which are the most lifelike yet! These voices should now be the default in Reader if you haven't selected your own preferred voice. Core library update — We updated one of the core libraries that Reader is built on, which has made the app measurably faster! New AI Models — Hannes added support for the o3-mini model in Ghostreader. He also upgraded chatgpt-4o to latest. Fixed Misaligned Captions — Tristan fixed a bug where captions could overlap the bottom of their images. Fixed Sharing — Sharing from the ChatGPT app should now work properly, thanks to Arek. Improved Performance — Johannes made some speed improvements to scrolling, so navigating your your document lists should feel much smoother now. Artem also removed some code that could prevent documents from loading in some rare cases. Improved Paged Images — Artem fixed a bug where Reader could fail to store your reading position if only images were on the screen. This change should also improve how images appear in paged scroll mode more generally. Improved Location Positioning — Reading position is now even more reliable. Documents should be less likely to open at the beginning of the document instead of their correct location. Parsing Updates — Kryzs made improvements to how Reader handles posts from medium.com, substack.com, newyorker.com, chatgpt.com, and bonappetit.com. Previously: Better Youtube Transcripts — We improved the transcript tracking/autoscrolling for youtube videos, an now automatically enhance (improve the punctuation, capitalization, etc) the transcripts for most videos so they're easily highlightable. Resize Youtube Videos — You can now resize YouTube videos on the web, thanks to Mati. If you grab the small horizontal bar under the video and drag it up or down, the video will adapt to the new height. On mobile, you will see a much clearer error message when viewing YouTube videos while offline.' New Summaries in List View — We now display the summary and document title/favicon in the mobile actions sheet: just long press any document from a list view (like “Later” or your Feed) to get a quick peak at a document's summary without having to open it. So many bug fixes — Fixes to tags, the Omnivore import, Youtube AI transcript enhancement, ghostreader summaries, loading states (no more flickering when new documents are imported), progress bars, text-to-speech (TTS), parsing (for Bluesky and unherd.com), and much much more! UI Improvements — The front matter (top header, buttons, etc) in the document view got a big redesign courtesy of Kris and Johannes, with the summary showing in a toggle view above the document content. It’s now easier to start TTS from anywhere within the document — check out the new play button in the top right. The option to change appearance is now in the bottom sheet. Excessively long metadata is now truncated, Ghostreader summaries can be about twice as long, and emails look a lot nicer in the Daily Digest. Discover Documents — Mati built an easy way to bulk add some of Reader’s most popular documents directly to your account, hand-curated by our Wisereads editor Abi. Export Everything — Thanks to Piotr, Reader's "Export PDFs and EPUBs" feature has been reworked to "Export full files and articles" which not only exports your uploaded files but also all of your Reader document HTMLs. Reader's public document list API now has a new html_content response data field enabled via the withHtmlContent query param. The Reader API also properly returns updated metadata instead of the original metadata. Reader now has a Trash Bin, where you can find all recently deleted documents and easily restore them Tags should now load in the share sheet (when saving documents from another app) 10-100x faster!