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Back and forward in DjVu, PDF and EPUB: return from a jump, then go forward again. Keyboard: Space / Shift-Space turn pages in PDF and EPUB, ⌘+ / ⌘− resize EPUB text, and Esc closes panels one layer at a time. DjVu photo layers in progressive or CMYK JPEG now display, and Trim Page Margins works on scans with black borders. The EPUB contents mark the section you are in, and resizing the window keeps your place. Improved double-tap zoom on rotated pages, smoother trackpad zoom, and Cancel in Go to Page on iPad.
DjVu Reader is a fast, private reader for DjVu documents—the format used by millions of scanned books, journals, research papers and digital archives—with built-in PDF and EPUB support. Open rare books, historical documents, academic scans and personal collections directly from Files, Mail, Safari or AirDrop. A clean-room DjVu engine written in Rust delivers smooth page turns and precise zoom on iPhone and iPad. READ WITH FOCUS • Single-page, two-page and continuous layouts • Pinch and double-tap zoom • Dark mode that dims bright scans • Remembers your reading position SEARCH AND STUDY • Full-text search with highlighted results • Table of contents, bookmarks and thumbnails • Select and copy the document's text layer • Search ignores accents: cafe finds café • Highlights and notes in one searchable list, exportable as Markdown PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, ads, analytics or tracking • Documents stay on your device • Reading works completely offline • Only purchases and restores connect to Apple through StoreKit FREE TO READ Import and read up to three documents in full. One optional, non-consumable lifetime purchase unlocks an unlimited library, annotations, PDF export, printing and Read Aloud. No subscription. DjVu Reader is designed for archivists, researchers, students, historians, genealogists and anyone who needs to read scanned books, academic papers or legacy DjVu collections without uploading them.