# EPUB Reader - justread — PDF, Comics & Audiobook Player

> Customizable EPUB reader with library management and reading analytics. (iPhone/iPad app by PETR JAHODA.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/epub-reader-justread/id6757948605 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [PETR JAHODA](https://appshunter.io/developer/1869867188)
- Category: Books, Utilities
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Rating: 4.60/5 from 31 App Store ratings · 23 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 18.1 · 178 MB
- Languages: American English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French (France), German (Germany), Italian, Japanese, Korean and 7 more
- Released: 2026-03-07
- Data updated: 2026-09-10
- Monetization: free with in-app purchases
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/epub-reader-justread/id6757948605/reviews.md

## What is EPUB Reader?

EPUB, PDF, comics, and audiobooks in one native iOS reader. Fast, deeply customizable, and built to disappear so you can simply read.

FOUR FORMATS, ONE SHELF
Read EPUB 3 and PDF. Read CBZ and CBR comics and manga, with two-page spreads, double-tap zoom, and a reading direction you set per book. Listen to audiobooks with chapters, a sleep timer, Car Mode, and CarPlay. Or follow along with EPUB 3 narration, where the text highlights in time with the voice.

READ ALOUD
Any book can be read to you, by any Apple voice on your device or by natural neural voices in 31 languages that you download once and then run offline. The sentence highlights as it is spoken and the pages turn on their own, with speed presets, sentence skips, a sleep timer, and Lock Screen controls. Prepare a book in advance and keep listening with the screen off.

TYPOGRAPHY YOU CONTROL
200+ fonts, or import your own. Tune size, weight, line and paragraph spacing, alignment, hyphenation, and separate margins for portrait and landscape. Save settings per book so a novel, a textbook, and poetry each look right. Build your own color themes and let them switch at sunset. Choose which buttons the reader toolbar shows and where a tap opens it, and give links their own color and style. Smart dark mode keeps images natural, and in-reader brightness, Line Focus, and eye-care break reminders protect your eyes.

NO LOCK-IN, EVER
Your books stay ordinary files in an ordinary folder, never a proprietary database. Point justread at any folder: on device, iCloud Drive, or one your cloud app syncs through Files. Import from a Calibre server or any OPDS catalog. Email a book to your Kindle or PocketBook.

IN SYNC WITH YOUR E-READER
Your reading position follows you to any e-reader running KOReader, a Kobo included, in both directions. Connect a self-hosted Grimmory server to browse and download its books, send books to it, and keep status, ratings, highlights, notes, and bookmarks in step both ways.

A LIBRARY THAT SCALES
Thousands of books with no lag, and a book opens in about a second. Instant search by title, author, or series. Automatic metadata and series detection, 11 sort modes, saved filters, collections, and tags. Edit any book's details by hand, description included. Spotlight opens any book from your home screen.

HIGHLIGHTS, NOTES, BOOKMARKS
Highlight, underline, and attach a note. Browse every highlight across your whole library in one place, share a quote as a card, or export to Markdown, PDF, or Readwise.

YOUR READING, IN NUMBERS
Daily goals, a yearly books goal, streaks, and milestone badges. An hourly heatmap shows when you read best. Monthly and yearly recaps, plus a story-style Reading Wrap that turns your year into cards worth sharing.

AND THE REST
Home screen and lock screen widgets. Dictionary and translation. Full-text search and a nested table of contents. iCloud sync, so you resume on the exact line on any device. Right-to-left and Japanese vertical text. A page curl, if you want one.

Free for 14 days, then a subscription or a lifetime purchase, both with Family Sharing. Available in 18 languages.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://justread.app/en/privacy_policy

## Key features

- 200+ built-in fonts and custom font import
- Adjustable text and layout settings
- Smart dark mode with intelligent image inversion
- 20-20-20 eye health reminders
- Library management for 5,000+ books
- Cloud sync via iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive
- Highlighting, notes, and bookmarking
- Reading progress tracking and goal setting

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**Subscriptions**

| Subscription | Price | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Monthly Premium | $4.99 | per month |
| Yearly Premium | $29.99 | per year |
| Yearly Premium | $24.99 | per year |
| Monthly Premium | $2.99 | per month |
| Yearly – Launch Price | $12.49 | per year |

**One-time purchases**

| Purchase | Price | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Lifetime Premium | $79.99 | one-time |
| Lifetime – Launch Price | $29.99 | one-time |


## Recent user reviews (10 of 23)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/epub-reader-justread/id6757948605/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Leider ziemlich gut

*2026-09-08*

Diese App ist eine besondere Lese App. Sie kann neben viele Buchformaten auch Hörbücher, aber das lasse ich hier aussen vor, weil es mich nicht interessiert. 
Interessant hingegen finde ich die Möglichkeit, mit Calibre zu synchronisieren. Also starte ich mit dem Sync: Über 4000 Bücher, 100 teils sehr große PDFs: Eine gute halbe Stunde hat es gedauert, ohne Fehler. Wow, das hätte ich nicht erwartet. Das Zusammenspiel mit Calibre ist großartig. 
Es gibt viele Extras wie "Lesefortschritt" oder andere Statistiken. Das brauche ich nicht. Wie schön, dass ich das alles von der Benutzerfläche ausblenden kann. 
Das Menü steht erfreulicherweise auch auf Deutsch zur Verfügung, da fühlt man sich zu Hause. 
Wichtig: Die Formatierungsmöglichkeit der Epubs. Sehr umfassend und übersichtlich präsentiert. Wenn man die entsprechende Einstellung erst einmal findet, kann man auch jedes Buch einzeln formatieren. Eigene Schriften können problemlos importiert werden!
[OBSOLET! DIESES PROBLEM WURDE WIE ANGEKÜNDIGT VOM ENTWICKLER MIT V4.6 BESEITIGT: Für mich ein Negativpunkt: Wählt man den Verlagsstil (Formatierung und Typographie des Buches werden übernommen) muss man ohne Silbentrennung auskommen. Sie ist dann nicht mehr auswählbar. Das ist im Deutschen mit seinen sehr langen Wörter durchaus nachteilig. Schade, ich hätte gern öfter den Verlagsstil genutzt!?]
Ansonsten nur Lob. Die App läuft sehr flüsssig, ohne Fehl und Tadel. 
Leider ist der Preis entsprechend. Ein Abo kommt für mich nicht in Frage und die hohe Einmalzahlung ist eine Wette auf die nächsten drei, vier Jahre. Ich habe noch 10 Tage Zeit zu überlegen. Leider ist die App schon ziemlich gut, das Beste, was ich in diesem Bereich getestet habe. Deshalb alle Sterne.

**Developer response:** Vielen Dank für die ausführliche und freundliche Bewertung!
Gute Nachricht zu Ihrem Kritikpunkt: Die Silbentrennung im Verlagsstil ist fertig und kommt mit Version 4.6.
Viel Freude beim Lesen!

### 5/5 — Amazing app!

*2026-08-23*

This is a polished, full-featured and stable app with Calibre integration and up-to-date UI. Seems to handle large libraries with ease, no "broken" books (unlike many other apps I have tried), plenty of intuitive, well placed controls. Also has an awesome text-to-speech function with many natural voices available to download. 
No spyware or telemetry of any kind - kudos to the developer!
Instant buy for me!

**Developer response:** Hi Joanna and thank you for the review. There is really nothing else to answer, thank a big thank you :-)
Petr Jahoda

### 5/5 — Exceptional app

*2026-08-22*

In my long and often frustrating journey to find the perfect e-reader on iOS I never imagined I would stumble upon such a gem! 
Clean, uncluttered modern interface (fully following iOS 26 design guidelines). Plethora of options, some unavailable in any other app are strategically placed throughout the UI, without ever getting in the way, Calibre integration, excellent text-to-speech implementation, etc. 
Extra points to the developer for not including telemetry/analytics or other nasties!
Very happy to have found justRead, instant purchase for me.

**Developer response:** Hello Sarassine, thank you very much for the review and I hope future updates will not disapoint you. 
The thing I appreciate the most is this part: ’without ever getting in the way’. Thank you for noticing this.
Happy reading, PJ.

### 5/5 — Finally the perfect ebook reader! (almost)

*2026-08-12*

I have been searching for a good ebook reader for over half a year now. I try to use open source when possible so I initially tested Koodo, Readest, and Anx. Unfortunately Readest and Koodo push for cloud which I don’t want to do, and Anx doesn’t support opds. While the other ones do support opds, I don’t like it much because there is little integration between library and client. 

I’m not sure what’s so hard about connecting to calibre because none of these do it, which meant my library with these apps is completely disconnected from calibre. When I update metadata in calibre I have to delete and reupload on the client. Reading progress syncing with calibre is also obviously nonexistent.

This app fixes that and it is so refreshing for my client and calibre to actually talk to each other for once.

I do have a couple suggestions. I do wish there was a MacOS app. My favorite thing about Anx, Koodo, and Readest is they are completely cross platform. Android would also be great. 

Second is the ability to offload books. My favorite feature of Anx Reader is that it shows you all the books on the WebDAV server, but only the cover images are stored on your device. You can download and offload books without the whole thing disappearing from your library. If this already exists, please let me know how.

Lastly, price 😅. I get that you need to make money, but I think it’s quite steep. Considering Koodo is $5 a year and Anx is less than $10 for lifetime. I would buy the lifetime immediately if it was under 40.

P.S. making this open source would be the most awesomest thing ever!!!

**Developer response:** Hello Joe Bob Ace. Thank you very much for the review and let’s go to answers.
The macOS app is in the roadmap, most voted now, so it will be done.
The ability to offload books is there, but not in the way you described: if you user iCloud folder as a library for books, iOS will offload books automatically (and download when needed), like it does with all files saved in iCloud.
The price was adjusted few times according to talking with the users, so thank you for the feedback on this.
Have a nice day… developers :-)

### 5/5 — Best book app

*2026-07-31*

Seriously this is one of the best apps for books I was able to put all my epubs, pdfs and even audiobooks in here. You have the yearly reading goals, even monthly wraps love it

**Developer response:** Hello octaavis and thank you very much for the review.
Audiobooks and TTS took the longest to get right, so good to hear they're working for you.

### 5/5 — Best Ebook library-reader for ios

*2026-07-17*

hands down, this is the best ebook reader for IOS. I would like the opportunity to import files into the app, and select a folder to import them into, because i keep different genres separated by folders, but importing ebooks puts them in the root library directory.

**Developer response:** Hello Selim, and thank you for the review!
Good news: you can already do this. In the iOS Files app, copy your folder straight into justRead's Library folder (from wherever it currently lives), then use "Pull to refresh" in the Library. All your books will appear.

### 5/5 — Caliber users Rejoice!

*2026-07-16*

An app I’ve been looking for for a long time that allows me a great reading experience in all my devices. But also provides true two-way integration with my Caliber server. Great product that is only going to get better with their commitment to crowd sourcing development goals!

**Developer response:** Thank you so much, donlobo.
Getting the two-way Calibre sync to feel seamless across every device was one of the trickiest things to get right, so it means a lot to hear it's works like we wanted it.
And yes, the crowd-sourced roadmap is exactly what keeps us going.
Keep the votes and ideas coming. Happy reading!

### 5/5 — I would love a perpetual license to purchase

*2026-07-01*

I would love to buy a perpetual license, if you ever decide to offer that but I don’t like getting into subscriptions.

**Developer response:** Hello AnimuGirlll, thank you so much for the 5 stars and the feedback. 
The good news is that we do offer a one-time / perpetual license from time to time, so it's worth keeping an eye out for when it comes around again. Thanks again for your support!

### 5/5 — Great native reader & library management

*2026-06-15*

I feel like I’ve tried every combination of reader apps, but this one is the first that really nails library management.

It syncs the metadata through iCloud and lets you store your epubs yourself (managed through the files app). Just pick a folder, either local or in iCloud/dropbox etc.

In particular this seems to be the only app that really nails series based grouping in the library for self managed ePubs.

**Developer response:** Thank you charrondev, reviews like this are why I keep building the app :-).
The model of storing your own files in Files while syncing only metadata through iCloud was intentional from the beginning, so it's great to hear someone like it as much as I do. And the same goes for series grouping.
If there's ever anything you'd want to see improved or added, feel free to reach out at justread.app.
Thanks again!
Petr

### 5/5 — Amazing app, unparalleled support.

*2026-06-12*

What a great app.  I had been using various apps to some of my ebooks over the years… Kindle app and device, Apple Books, Calibre Sync, Book Fusion, etc and found them all OK, but each lacked key features important to me.  “Justread.app” brings most of my requirements together, and the very responsive developer has been quickly implementing changes the community asks for.  Give it a try and see if it might be the reader you are looking for.  If not, ask about something you are missing and it may be there already, on the roadmap, or a quick implementation away.

**Developer response:** Thank you Rich, this genuinely made my day. Pulling together the pieces that Kindle, Apple Books, Calibre Sync, Book Fusion and the rest each only got partway to, is exactly what I set out to do, so it means a lot to hear it's landing that way for you.

The roadmap really is shaped by readers like you, and I'll keep doing my best to turn good ideas around quickly.
Thank you for taking the time to write this and for encouraging others to give it a try. And as you said, anyone who's missing something should just ask. It may already be there, on the roadmap, or a quick update away.

Happy reading!

## Frequently asked questions about EPUB Reader

### Does justRead.app have ads?

No, justRead.app is ad-free. It is built natively for iOS and focuses on a seamless reading experience without advertisements.

### What devices does justRead.app support?

justRead.app is available for iPhone and iPad, offering a consistent reading experience across Apple's mobile platforms.

### How much does justRead.app cost?

justRead.app is free to download and use. It offers in-app purchases for additional features or content.

### Can I sync my books with justRead.app?

Yes, justRead.app supports syncing your books through iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive, allowing you to manage your library across devices.

### What are the customization options for reading in justRead.app?

justRead.app offers over 200 fonts, adjustable text size, weight, line spacing, paragraph spacing, alignment, hyphenation, and margins for a personalized reading experience.

### Does justRead.app help with eye strain?

Yes, justRead.app includes a smart dark mode with intelligent image inversion and built-in 20-20-20 eye health reminders to help reduce eye strain during long reading sessions.

### How does justRead.app track reading progress?

justRead.app provides a reading-by-hour heatmap, monthly and yearly breakdowns, daily goal setting, streaks, milestone badges, and a 30-day activity chart to motivate and track your reading journey.

### What is the age rating for justRead.app?

justRead.app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 4.6 — 2026-09-07

■ New features
- Grimmory. Connect a self-hosted Grimmory server from the Library ••• menu and it does five things at once: browse and download its books with their metadata, send books to it, keep reading status, ratings and progress in step both ways, sync highlights, notes and bookmarks with its Notebook in both directions, and post your reading sessions to its statistics. Signing in also sets up KOReader sync for you. Grimmory 3.1 or newer.
- Customizable reader toolbar. Settings > Reading > Reader Toolbar shows, hides and reorders the buttons under a book, separately for EPUB, PDF, comics and audiobooks, with one icon size slider and a live preview. Hidden buttons keep their keyboard shortcuts.
- Delete several books at once. Select books in the Library and tap Delete: one confirmation with the count, and everything waits 30 days in Recently Deleted.
- Update Metadata from File. A row above Delete in the book menu reads the title, authors, series, tags, description and cover again from the file itself, replacing your edits and keeping progress, highlights and bookmarks.
- Show covers only. A switch under Display in the Home menu draws every shelf on Home as cover art alone.
- Book Sources. Library Display gains Show Calibre, Show Grimmory and Show OPDS switches, so a source you do not use leaves the menus without disconnecting anything.
- 0.05x speed steps. The audiobook and Read Aloud speed sheets open with a stepper between the presets, and the CarPlay speed button cycles to the next preset above.

■ Improvements
- An EPUB counts as finished when its last page is on screen rather than at a percentage, so short books are finished too and no book is finished early after its file was replaced.
- Hyphens now works while Publisher Style is on, so long words break in a book that keeps the publisher's formatting.
- Image-only pages, such as scene-break ornaments and chapter glyphs, stay centered when Publisher Style is off.
- The Sync with KOReader & Kobo help topic now shows Calibre's Kobo driver settings tab by tab, with screenshots, and a Setup guide link in the KOReader settings opens it.
- Get Free Books reads OPDS Books once you have added a server of your own, and Display sits right under Select in the Library menu.
- The Day and Night presets follow light and dark mode only when you set them to. The 4.4 update wired both by itself, which flipped the theme chosen in onboarding, so untouched presets are back to Manual.
- The tap area outline is off by default and, when shown, says where in Settings to turn it off.

■ Fixes
- A PDF whose table of contents loops no longer crashes the app, and a book that crashed while opening is no longer reopened at every launch.
- The library shows a PDF's real page count instead of its file size in kilobytes, and the page it shows for a PDF or comic is the one the reader is on.
- Cancelling the metadata scan no longer removes the books it was still reading.
- Opening a very long book no longer runs out of memory while building its chapter map.
- A word set in small caps at the start of a paragraph is no longer drawn as a drop cap.
- Tapping the widget for the book already open no longer closes and reopens it, or turns a landscape book back to portrait.
- On iPad, the reader's custom color picker opens in place at full height instead of closing itself the moment it appeared.

■ Localization
- All the new text is natively translated across all 18 supported languages.

### 4.5 — 2026-09-01

■ New features
- Sync with KOReader & Kobo. Your reading position follows you between justread and any e-reader running KOReader, a Kobo included, in both directions. Connect the official KOReader sync server, your own, or a Grimmory library in Settings > KOReader, and the page you stopped on is waiting on the other device. Opening a book asks before it jumps, or jumps by itself if you prefer. The Help Center walks through every route step by step, from installing KOReader to picking a server.
- Add-books menu. The + button in the Library opens a menu: Import from Files, Get Free Books, and Calibre Books whenever your server can be reached.

■ Improvements
- Read Aloud keeps the spoken word in the middle of the screen in scroll mode, instead of snapping every sentence to the top.
- Page counts are computed the way Calibre does it, so a book is the same length here as in the Pages column of your Calibre library. Every book is recounted once after the update.
- Hiding the goal card on Home also hides the streak-at-risk banner and the finish confetti.
- Filters now stay on the device that set them, so a filter on the iPhone no longer shrinks the library on the iPad.

■ Fixes
- A damaged EPUB or comic file no longer crashes the app when it is opened or when its cover is read.
- A neural Read Aloud voice that fails part way through preparing a book no longer freezes the app.
- The reader's close and rotate buttons follow the book's colors on iOS 18, so a dark book on a light-mode device no longer hides them.

■ Localization
- All the new text is natively translated across all 18 supported languages.

### 4.4 — 2026-08-27

■ New features
- Auto-Scroll. Books in scroll mode can scroll by themselves at a speed you pick, so you can read hands free. A floating button starts and stops it, and Settings has an Auto-Scroll page.
- Backup. Your reading progress, highlights, bookmarks, tags and covers export to a single file you can keep or carry to another device, and import back the same way.
- Wikipedia in Look Up. The look-up sheet gained a Wikipedia tab next to the dictionary. It asks the book's own language first, and English if that language has no article.
- Instant Highlight. Highlights save straight away in the color you used last. A switch in Settings brings back the old pick-a-color-first flow.
- A grace day for your streak. One missed day per calendar month no longer breaks your reading streak, and streaks you already lost that way repair themselves.
- PDF passwords are remembered. Unlock an encrypted PDF once and it opens straight away next time, cover and details included.
- Audiobook speed and smart rewind. Playback speed carries between books and sessions, and coming back after a break rewinds a few seconds so you can pick up the thread.
- Day and Night follow your device. The Day and Night color presets can switch themselves with light and dark mode.
- A new name. The app is now justread, all in lowercase. Your books, highlights and progress are untouched.
- App Icon. Twelve icons in Settings > Appearance, each a different background behind the same book.
- Headings. Chapter headings can take a font of their own, apart from the body font.
- Link Style. Links keep their color, drop to the body color with an underline, or read like ordinary text.

■ Improvements
- Eye Health Reminders no longer interrupt. The break reminder is a small toast with a countdown instead of an alert you have to dismiss.
- Readwise highlights export by themselves when you close a book, once your token is saved.
- Calibre Books opens with a bar telling you how many books are new or changed, so syncing them is one tap.
- Help search matches hidden keywords, not just topic titles, so a word like voice or trash finds the right topic.
- The streak-at-risk banner on Home can switch the evening Streak Alert on right where the warning is.
- The library folder moved into Settings, with the current path and a way to change it.
- Get Free Books in the library menu says what the OPDS browser is for, and adding a server now accepts a bare address.
- Large Calibre libraries appear as they load, and one dropped batch no longer discards the rest.
- Daily Reminder and Streak Alert start from the hour you actually read, not a fixed evening time.
- Preparing for background listening pauses when the battery gets low, and picks up once you plug in.

■ Fixes
- The reader close button could be invisible on a light-mode device with a dark book.
- The Lock Screen kept showing the finished chapter after playback rolled into the next one.
- The widget streak and goal ring roll over at midnight, and the streak counts today once the goal is met.
- A dismissed update banner stays dismissed.
- Opening a book file from another app now opens the book, not just the Library tab.

■ Localization
- All the new text is natively translated across all 18 supported languages.

### 4.3 — 2026-08-18

■ New features
- CarPlay. justRead now shows up in your car. Audiobooks play there, and so do books prepared for Background listening, with covers, reading progress and a speed button on the car screen.
- Lock Book. Any book can ask for Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode before it opens. The switch is in Edit Book, and it applies only on that device.
- Recently Deleted. Deleted books now wait 30 days before they are gone for good. Restore one and its reading position, highlights, bookmarks and cover come back exactly as they were.
- PDFs caught up. Read Aloud now works in PDFs, with the same voices and controls as everywhere else, and the contents sheet gained a Pages tab with a thumbnail of every page.
- Search Online. Edit Book can now fetch a missing cover, description and details from Open Library and Google Books.
- Continue Reading everywhere. You can ask Siri to open a book or pick up where you left off, and a new Continue Reading control for Control Center and the Lock Screen jumps straight back into your current book.
- Daily Pages Goal. Set how many pages a day you want to read, next to the reading time goal.
- Daily Reminder and Streak Alert. A reading reminder at the time you choose, and an evening notification when today would break your streak. Both are optional and live in Settings.

■ Improvements
- One goal card. The four goal sections on Home merged into a single card, so time, pages, streak and your yearly books goal share one place.
- Haptic Feedback. The small vibrations on taps now have a switch in Settings, in case you want them gone.

■ Localization
- All the new text is natively translated across all 18 supported languages.

### 4.2 — 2026-08-11

■ New features
- Read Aloud in 31 languages. New multilingual voices speak German, French, Spanish and 28 more, on your device and with nothing sent anywhere.
- Ten new voices. Five female and five male, and every one of them reads all 31 languages, so you pick a voice rather than a language.
- Family Sharing. One subscription now covers your whole family. Turn on Purchase Sharing and everyone in your Family Sharing group gets justRead.
- Settings, rearranged. Settings is a short list of pages now instead of one long scroll, and the new gear button on Home opens it.
- Chapters in audiobooks. Two or more audio files in one folder come in as a single audiobook, m4b included, and an audiobook that is one m4b file now shows the chapters it carries inside.
- Three buttons moved down within thumb reach: Suggest Feature in the Roadmap, the story in Statistics and Settings on Home.
- Edge Controls has three modes. The brightness and text size sliders at the page edge can stay visible, stay hidden while the drag still works, or show up only with the toolbar. Comics got the section too.

■ Improvements
- Calibre finds your server again when your router gives it a new address, and the connection screen says whether the server is reachable instead of always claiming it is.
- On iPad in portrait, bookmarks and highlights moved into the ••• menu so the top bar has room.
- The cover fan in the reading recap follows your finger the same way in both directions.
- Help explains the audiobook folder rule and points at the new Settings pages.

■ Fixes
- Fixed the wrong book being deleted, opened or renamed after you deleted several books in a row.
- Fixed the app not starting on some devices, with a database error.
- Fixed the subscription status not updating after a plan ended or changed, and a payment notice that would not go away.
- Fixed a tap on a link in a book opening the toolbar as well as following the link.
- Fixed a PDF reopening a little before the place you stopped reading.
- Fixed the link color sitting out of line with the other color rows.

■ Accessibility
- The reader now copes with the accessibility setting that draws borders around buttons. The toolbar used to run off the screen and the page was cut off mid-line.

■ Localization
- Ukrainian has arrived, the app's 18th language.
- All the new text is natively translated across all 18 supported languages.

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