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New • Preinstalled themes now download on demand (Spring Meadow about 793 KB, E-Ink Grayscale about 1.8 MB, Pro): we show the size and data usage first, display percentage progress, allow retry on failure, and the theme works offline after one download. • Three new Pro themes: Ink Cat Journal, Gummy Cat Letters, and Ink City with an original ink-wash skyline; E-Ink Grayscale is rebuilt as v2 (flat matte paper, 16 gray levels). All four download on demand from the asset library, appear in the bundled list first, and show their size before the first use. • Edit theme JSON directly: long-press to copy theme.json, import from the clipboard, or edit in place; images and fonts are reused locally by sha256, the same id offers to update the existing theme without switching automatically, and a JSON format guide is included and can be copied straight to an AI. • New "Theme Making" chapter in Help: option rows have icons on the left, body text can be selected, and a top-right button copies the whole chapter; the "?" in Theme Settings opens it directly. • Local backups now carry appearance: the export adds snapshots of custom themes, imported wallpapers, reading presets and reading menu appearance, restored together on a new device. • Reading backgrounds are split into day and night; the theme editor adds header art for Home and Library plus a reading-page header, and the "···" menu gains more editable items. • Reading page color presets (Paper White, Cream, Eye Care, Parchment, Mist Gray, plus the original). • Footnotes "jump to note" work across files; KF8 in-book anchors convert kindle:pos:fid/off into a book-wide unique anchor, with file prefixes so multi-file books never mismatch. • Support for Mobi KF8 (AZW3), including 17480 HUFF/CDIC decompression. • On-demand font families export single-face sfnt with matching @font-face, so Song, Kai and Round fonts work even in EPUB original layout mode. • "Multi-character narration" is now always available in listening settings. Improvements • Dark mode fallback for reading pages (night paper, ink and furniture colors with a 0.65 dim layer). • The app is about 2.6 MB smaller; local import is split into "Import Book / Comic" and "Import Audiobook" (Pro). • Looser footnote detection (sup and a href="#n4" style references, [4], ①); edge taps on footnote links are arbitrated — a direct center tap jumps, a tap up to 14px outside waits 0.45s, and if the engine shows the note or the position changes it counts as a link, otherwise the three-zone page turn applies. • More reliable theme download cache (version + SHA256); backup restore deduplicates by id with theme UUID and only adds what the device lacks, and new Manifest fields are optional so older packages still load. • A batch of interaction refinements across the theme editor, canvas, layout editor and reading menu editor; the editor preview shows the header on the same layer and swiping the background left or right switches pages. • Seven languages synced (all new and changed keys filled in and validated). Fixes • Day/night switching looked unchanged; layout styles were lost after a direct open or chapter jump; the Home wallpaper covered the text when a theme brings its own reading background; multi-character narration required entering the player first. • Pure KF8 was wrongly rejected: the EXTH 121 boundary now proves itself from content, so a pure AZW3 is no longer treated as a "MOBI7 + KF8 shell" and half-read. • 17480 HUFF archives used to report unsupported; they now decompress (with a prompt only when the dictionary is missing). • The gray flash when tapping note markers (-webkit-tap-highlight-color) is turned off. • The theme editor's Cancel / Done did not respond with the options panel open — a confirmation could not appear while the panel was presented but confirmDiscard stayed set and blocked all later confirmations; presentation now ends only after the panel is dismissed, and errors attach to the panel itself.
Moss Reading is a reading tool built around a native reading experience. Audiobooks can run fully on-device, so you can enjoy natural read-aloud even without a network. A clean, beautiful interface with adjustable reading backgrounds and typography gives you the best reading experience. Full iPad support. Key features · Local reading: import EPUB, MOBI, TXT, PDF, comic archives (CBZ / CBR / RAR) and single images — all in one library, readable offline. · Two layout engines, switch anytime: the original EPUB style engine renders the XHTML and CSS inside the package exactly as published, keeping the publisher's fonts, indents and illustration layout; turn it off and the app re-typesets the book as a Chinese-friendly layout. Bookmarks, highlights and reading progress are preserved when you switch. · Page turning: cover, curl, slide, vertical scroll and right-to-left manga paging, plus auto-scroll and auto-turn timers. · Notes and highlights: long-press to select text and take a note, with highlights, bookmarks and annotations; export to Markdown, TXT or EPUB. · Listen: three engines — system voice, on-device voice and online voice — with chapter pre-reading and a sleep timer. · Multi-device sync: sync your shelf, progress and notes through your own iCloud; content never passes through the developer's servers. · Appearance: themes and wallpapers, custom themes, menu styles, fine-grained font, size and line-spacing controls, and selectable home screen icons. · Home: customizable reading plans and reading time. · Liquid Glass (iOS 26 and later): panels, capsules and the home bar share one glass material; if it feels too bright or your device is older, switch back to the standard material with one tap in Settings. Privacy No ads, no third-party tracking, no personal data collection, no sign-up required. Apart from iCloud sync that you turn on yourself, and font or voice model downloads you choose to trigger, your data stays on your device. Important This app does not include any books, comics or website sources, and has no content library or server-side resources. Sources and texts must be added by the user. Users should comply with the terms of service of the source sites and the laws of their location, and read only content they are entitled to access. A disclaimer and privacy notice are shown on first launch. Terms & Privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ User Agreement & Disclaimer: https://moss.tudoubook.top/agreement Privacy Policy: https://moss.tudoubook.top/privacy