BiblioGenius

Books imported without ISBNs can finally be repaired. If you imported your library from a file and your books arrived without ISBNs, the app can now complete them. Hand it the same file again: it finds each book by its title, author and year, and gives back its ISBN, publisher and publication year. No book is created, nothing you already have is replaced, and the whole thing can be undone in one gesture. Rows it cannot identify with certainty are listed, never guessed. Once the ISBNs are back, covers and summaries return on their own. The import also recognises more files: columns named EAN, semicolon-separated files, ISBNs turned into scientific notation by a spreadsheet, titles spanning several lines. And when no ISBN column is recognised, you can now point at it yourself instead of silently losing your ISBNs. Also fixed: long recipient names overflowed the list when lending a book.