PDF Colophon 1.3.1 — read comfortably. Reading • Reading themes: System, Day, Night, and Sepia dress the desk around the page, which stays light like paper. • Display modes: single page, continuous scroll, or fit to width, in the same control. • Reflow on iPhone: the current page rewritten as plain wrapped text, with on-device text recognition for photographed pages. Read-only; the document never changes. • Bookmarks: add, rename, and delete them. They save with the document on every device, and deleting a section says how many subsections go with it. Links • Turn part of a page into a tappable link to another page or a web address, and change its target later. • Delete a page and the links, bookmarks, and button actions that led to it go too, and Colophon tells you how many. Windows and the Mac • Open several windows on iPad and Mac, each showing its own document or the library. • The Mac File menu has New Document, New Window, and Open…. • On the Mac, clicking a link or a form checkbox now works, and links show the pointing hand. Text recognition • Make searchable and Share as text now say which pages couldn't be read, instead of passing them off as blank. A text export asks before leaving pages out. • Search reads such pages again on a later launch, and a page that fails is given a second try right away. Signing • Signing keeps the document's title, author, and bookmarks, and explains why a password-protected document can't be signed. • Verification follows documents timestamped more than once, reports the timestamp it relied on, and says plainly when it can't confirm a signature covers the whole document. • A signature or timestamp is never installed over an edit made while it was being fetched, and a second signature started too soon says so. Redaction • Verification now also covers document metadata and bookmarks, document JavaScript and structure text, form defaults and choice options, and small vector graphics straddling a mark. Anything it can't provably remove, it refuses and reverts. Accessibility • The comment editor and the editor for selected text grow with larger text sizes, up to what the sheet can show. Fixes • On the Mac, boxes, ellipses, ink, and text boxes stay visible after an edit or a page resize. • A crop or open editor follows its page when other pages are deleted or moved. • A text box you place and leave empty leaves nothing behind. • Apple Intelligence should now be less likely to fail when analyzing documents with potentially sensitive content.

PDF Colophon 1.3 — read comfortably. Reading • Reading themes: System, Day, Night, and Sepia dress the desk around the page, which stays light like paper. • Display modes: single page, continuous scroll, or fit to width, in the same control. • Reflow on iPhone: the current page rewritten as plain wrapped text, with on-device text recognition for photographed pages. Read-only; the document never changes. • Bookmarks: add, rename, and delete them. They save with the document on every device, and deleting a section says how many subsections go with it. Links • Turn part of a page into a tappable link to another page or a web address, and change its target later. • Delete a page and the links, bookmarks, and button actions that led to it go too, and Colophon tells you how many. Windows and the Mac • Open several windows on iPad and Mac, each showing its own document or the library. • The Mac File menu has New Document, New Window, and Open…. • On the Mac, clicking a link or a form checkbox now works, and links show the pointing hand. Text recognition • Make searchable and Share as text now say which pages couldn't be read, instead of passing them off as blank. A text export asks before leaving pages out. • Search reads such pages again on a later launch, and a page that fails is given a second try right away. Signing • Signing keeps the document's title, author, and bookmarks, and explains why a password-protected document can't be signed. • Verification follows documents timestamped more than once, reports the timestamp it relied on, and says plainly when it can't confirm a signature covers the whole document. • A signature or timestamp is never installed over an edit made while it was being fetched, and a second signature started too soon says so. Redaction • Verification now also covers document metadata and bookmarks, document JavaScript and structure text, form defaults and choice options, and small vector graphics straddling a mark. Anything it can't provably remove, it refuses and reverts. Accessibility • The comment editor and the editor for selected text grow with larger text sizes, up to what the sheet can show. Fixes • On the Mac, boxes, ellipses, ink, and text boxes stay visible after an edit or a page resize. • A crop or open editor follows its page when other pages are deleted or moved. • A text box you place and leave empty leaves nothing behind.