P&P PDF Reader 1.1 — store release notes Split view for links: a link can open its destination in a second, fully annotatable pane over the top or bottom of the page. Drag the bar to resize it, and choose in Touch Shortcuts which finger tap opens the split view. Six link targets: save the page and spot you are reading as Target 1–6 from the pen or text selection menu. A button strip beside the split bar reopens any of them; long press a button to label it. Two- and three-finger swipes open targets 1 and 2 directly. Shape recognition: draw a line, arrow, rectangle, triangle or ellipse and hold the pencil still to get a clean shape you can resize before lifting. Auto-lasso and a transform box: a quick closed loop around existing ink selects it. Selections come up in a box with resize handles and a rotation knob, and survive the automatic return to the pen. A richer lasso menu: a pen/marker toggle, a one-touch free lasso and a screenshot rectangle. Any selection's image can be copied or shared. Copy with reference: copy selected text together with a citation built from the PDF's metadata, the page, the file name and a link that reopens the file at that page (plain, Org-mode or Markdown). Settings are now a menu of pages, with Done on every page. Show Battery puts the charge level in the corner of every screen. Also: scratch-out erases dots and long lines; a pause in small handwriting no longer counts as a long press; ink is saved at the width it is drawn so other readers show the same stroke; dot-named folders and PDFs are shown and synced; jumping to a highlight, search match or link blinks a box around the spot; Quick Access can add or remove several files at once.