Isle of Time

Figures • The Figures tab now groups people by era, in acts, and each act opens with a short account of those years. • At the bottom of a figure's page you can go straight to the next person, and the last figure of an era leads into the next era. • Figure pages now list others from the same volume and the people most often mentioned alongside them. Figures you've viewed are marked Read. • On iPad, the tab opens on a full-page portrait gallery for each era. Swipe left or right to change eras. • On Mac, the tab also opens on an era gallery, and there's a new Figures menu in the menu bar. Right-click a portrait to open it or hear the biography. • On iPhone, changing eras comes with a light haptic tap. Atlas • Zoom in and the map draws city and district boundaries, and event cards show the district. • Double-tap to zoom in around the point you tapped. Tap with two fingers to zoom out. • On iPhone and iPad the map now extends under the toolbar, so more of it is visible. • With Reduce Motion on, the camera cuts to the new view instead of flying there. • The first zoom no longer stalls. Special Issue • On iPad and Mac, the special issue now sits next to Daily Reading. • A finished special issue becomes a back-issue card below Continue Listening. • Closing a zoomed image returns you to the page you were reading. Other • Fixed narration pronunciations in volumes on the Kingdom of Tungning, the Treaty of Shimonoseki, the Taihoku air raid and the early postwar years.