EagleView - EagleData Viewer

- New; The maximum column width is persistent. - New: The font size in the record list can be configured with the (lower) slider that you get by the rightmost icon at the bottom of the list, or by pinching. This setting is persistent, too. - New: When a field contains a value that starts with "http://" or "https://", then the context menu offers the option to open this URL. - New: The app asks for confirmation when the user wants to delete a database. - Fixed: A right swipe in the record list was sometimes misinterpreted as a left swipe.

The default of the maximum column width in the record list is increased from 250 to 400 points, and the value can be changed by the user.

- New icon. - The iOS and macOS versions are now aggregated by virtue of the Universal Purchases mechanism. - Some internal improvements.

- VoiceOver improvements - Making use of the new iOS 13 context menus. There is now a macOS version of EagleView, have a look at the support page.

- Bugfix: Added more missing Thai translations. - Bugfix: On iPhone and iPod touch, the Done button of the keyboard of the filter field of the records list was missing. - New: Support for dark mode of iOS 13.

Bugfix: Some French and Thai translations were missing. Bugfix: Sharing of the app's iCloud documents folder did not work. Improved the handling of files that are not yet downloaded from iCloud and are to be opened in EagleView via Document Interaction. EagleView shows a message and initiates the downloading.

EagleView now shares its (local and iCloud) documents folders, and it supports opening documents in place. When you open a database via Document Interaction, you will be asked whether the original file should be opened or a copy should be created in EagleView's documents folder. So you can place the database files in your iCloud Drive (in EagleView's documents folder or elsewhere), use EagleData on macOS to edit these files and by iCloud syncing have always the latest versions with you on your iOS device. We dropped the app's "Load from Web Server" function, as this can be achieved more comfortably with Safari and Document Interaction. The example database is updated with data for the year 2018.

- Record list: Added buttons for jumping to the start and the end of the list. - Record list: Replaced the record list's column slider by left/right buttons. - Record list: Drag horizontally to move through the columns. - Record list: Sorting by text fields is now case-insensitive. - Field list: Drag horizontally to browse the records. - The example database has been updated. To see the new version, delete or rename the old database US_States, then install the new example database. We were asked for edit functionality. Please drop us an e-mail if you are interested. We shall consider to implement some basic edit functions if at least 10 users would like to have this.

- Can now read .ed files that contain CR+LF instead of LF. - Support for the iOS 11 Files app.

- Support for Slide Over and side-by-side (on suitable devices). - Accessibility: In the record list, VoiceOver tells the number of visible records. - Accessibility: In the field list, VoiceOver tells the index of the record. - Added 2013 estimated population data to example database and corrected a typo ("Wahington" -> "Washington"). Delete and reinstall the example database US_States.ed to get the new version. Please note: In version 1.7, database files must have the file extension ".ed".