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The update fixes possible crashes during the continuous scrolling.

The renderer displays all the Unicode characters. Previously, only symbols with codes under 0x10000 were supported.

New release 0.99.7 is available. The update fixes possible crashes during continuous scrolling on iOS 17. It also extends the Unicode support; the engine renders Unicode symbols with codes > 0xFFFF.

These changes will be available to FBReader users in the upcoming 1.1.10 release.

We plan to release SDK for Android with full Unicode support in next few weeks.

One more September update addresses a few annoying issues. In the LitRes store, we fixed possible errors during signing in. Windows version displays the genres list correctly.

The release improves the Unicode support: the app displays symbols with codes larger than 0xFFFF (e.g., emoji).

We changed the behaviour of the right-click menu to make it less confusing in some cases: the bookmark menu displays if the cursor is over an existing bookmark and the text selection at once.

The routine update makes the app fully compatible with the recently announced iPhone 15 series. The SDK is updated to 0.99.6 with the same changes.

New features are coming later this year in FBReader 1.2.

September update supports more image formats.

The renderer shows small caps defined in built-in CSS in ePubs.