Oak Viewer

Library Backup & Device Transfer Back up your whole library — photos, folders, ratings and metadata — into a single .oaklib package you can keep anywhere, and restore it whenever you need. Switching devices is just as easy. Send your library straight to another iPhone or iPad over your local network using a pairing code — handy when you're moving a collection off an iPad and onto a phone with a screen big enough to do it justice. Nothing goes to the cloud, and nothing leaves your devices. A better built-in browser Find on Page now uses the system's own search, with proper highlighting, reliable wrap-around, and a clear "No results" when there's nothing to find. Two-finger swipe to go back and forward, anywhere on the page — no reaching for the screen edge. The browser now picks up the colour of the page you're reading, so dark sites stay dark right to the edge of the display. Mail, phone and app links now open where they should instead of doing nothing. Retry actually retries when a page fails to load. Privacy Downloads started in a Private tab no longer leave cookies behind once the tab is closed. Viewing Text files and PDFs now share one clean toolbar you can tap to hide, for distraction-free full-screen reading. Swiping a photo away fades the background smoothly as you go, instead of snapping. Fixes Downloading a .zip no longer creates an empty "Browser Downloads" folder. Import problems now explain what actually went wrong, in plain language. Settings is easier to dismiss. Coming soon: Oak Viewer is ready for Apple's new foldable iPhone, with a layout designed for both of its displays. It arrives in the next update.