
My Adventist Library
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What's New in My Adventist Library
1.0.5
August 18, 2026
SHARE MORE THAN WORDS A lesson discussion post, a comment, or a message in your church chat can now carry a photo, a video or a voice note. Take a photo or a video there and then, choose one you already have, record a voice note, or attach an audio file. Recordings have no time limit. Videos are capped at 30 seconds and made smaller on your phone before they are sent, so a clip does not cost you half a gigabyte of data. Photos are shrunk the same way. Whatever you attach is seen by exactly the people who can see the post or message it belongs to — a photo on a private lesson note stays as private as the note. KEEP LISTENING Sound no longer stops when you leave. A voice note, the soundtrack of a video, and the Sabbath School lesson reader all carry on when you close the app or lock the phone. Your phone shows a control with the title and who sent it, and tapping it takes you straight back to the post it came from. Inside the app, a small bar shows what is playing — drag it out of the way, scrub through, and tap it to go back to the source. BETTER PLAYERS Video opens full screen, with ten seconds either way, a position bar you can drag, and the times. Photos fill the screen properly, with double-tap to zoom. Voice notes have a line you can drag rather than a slider that belonged in a settings screen. Starting one clip stops whatever was playing, so two never talk over each other. FIXES Photos taken in portrait are stored the right way up rather than on their side. A video shows a still of itself instead of a black rectangle, and the tile takes the video's shape instead of letterboxing a portrait clip. Deleting a comment now removes its replies, which were left behind and counted but invisible. Attachments survive closing the app. Sending something now tells you when it fails, instead of leaving it stuck. The message box no longer opens four lines tall on a phone set to large text, and dragging the conversation puts the keyboard away.
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