Safari checks are now saved while they run, so you can return to their results after closing the page or app. Reopening a checked article shows its saved report and original check date without using another check. Check something now has Check and Cancel controls at the top, with easier keyboard dismissal while editing.

Fact checks now give more weight to what changes the meaning of a claim. Ordinary rounding and small numerical differences receive proportionate treatment, with useful corrections kept brief. Differences that change a cutoff, ranking, or conclusion still receive clear attention.

Keep checking when your weekly allowance runs out. Buy two extra checks from the app or shared-content screen, or follow the purchase offer from Safari. Your content stays ready so you can try again after purchasing. Restoring FactCheck Plus after reinstalling the app is more reliable, with clearer subscription and allowance messages. Safari now refreshes an exhausted balance so it can recognize checks purchased on another device. Completed Safari reports recovered after an interrupted connection are now saved to your Library with their sources and original report language.

Check claims from more places. Share a link or screenshots to FactCheck, or paste text with the new Check something button. Review and edit screenshot text before checking, then find your report and submitted text in Library. New to FactCheck? The Safari setup guide walks you through enabling the extension and starting your first article check, with examples you can enlarge. Report tabs and PDF sharing controls now stay within reach as you scroll in Safari. Sharing a completed report is more reliable after an interrupted check, and PDFs include clickable article and app links. You can also send private bug reports, feature suggestions, or feedback about a fact-check from Settings or Safari, with optional contact details and attachments you choose to include.

A redesigned Library, News brief, and Settings experience makes saved reports easier to find and read. Create a news brief from up to eight news websites, with improved selection of prominent, recent articles. Review summaries, full reports, and evidence sources, and share findings as PDFs. Includes clearer progress, improved right-to-left reading, and reliability improvements.