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Thank you for reporting this! The character encoding issue is fixed, and the fix will be in the next update, coming very soon. Sorry for the trouble, and thanks again for helping improve Pagira.

This app displays standalone HTML sites, individual HTML pages, PDFs, and EPUB books and comics offline. It renders HTML content like a browser, supporting CSS, JavaScript, and WebAssembly. Users can highlight, take notes, and search across files and even scanned PDFs.
3.4
October 30, 2026
Pagira now opens your biggest web pages. - A site that holds very large videos, audio or other files of several GB opens and plays correctly. - Performance improvements and bug fixes.
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Thank you for reporting this! The character encoding issue is fixed, and the fix will be in the next update, coming very soon. Sorry for the trouble, and thanks again for helping improve Pagira.
Pagira can open standalone HTML sites, individual HTML pages, PDFs, EPUB books, and comics in formats like CBZ, CBR, CB7, and CBT. It also supports text-based formats like Word, Markdown, RTF, and plain text.
No, Pagira is 100% offline. Once content is on your device, it can be opened and viewed without any internet connection, making it ideal for travel or areas with no network.
Pagira renders HTML content like a real browser, supporting CSS, JavaScript, images, and subfolders. It even supports fetch/XHR, ES modules, and WebAssembly for a complete web experience.
Yes, Pagira allows you to add highlights, notes, and bookmarks to your books and PDFs. This information is synced via iCloud across your iPhone and iPad.
Pagira is ad-free. The application does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted reading experience.
The latest version of Pagira is 3.2, which was last updated on October 23, 2026. Updates typically include new features and performance improvements.
Pagira is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It offers features like two-page spreads on iPad and vertical scrolling optimized for iPhone.
Yes, Pagira can search through scanned PDFs by recognizing text on the device. It also allows searching by file name within a folder.