ReadAware v0.3.1
New
- PDF and comic pages follow the page color. A light palette tints the paper as the page is drawn, leaving every ink and photograph exactly as printed. A dark palette redraws the page in two tones, so the text stays readable instead of sitting as black ink on a dark sheet.
- Page Rendering, a new control for fixed-layout books: keep a book on its original colors while everything else follows your palette. It is remembered per book, for the art and photography where the color is the point.
Improved
- Fixed-layout books no longer offer typography they cannot honor. A PDF or comic is a sequence of pages someone else already typeset, so font, size, weight, spacing, alignment and margins are gone for those books — replaced by a line saying the file carries its own typography. Page color and reading mode stay, because both still do visible work.
Fixed
- The reader toolbar no longer flashes up and vanishes a moment after you tap the page (#8). Anything that re-flows the text — the phone's soft keyboard, rotating the device, changing the font size — was being mistaken for a page turn and dismissing the chrome. Rotating or resizing while the toolbar is open now leaves it alone.
- The AI chat composer takes the caret when you open the panel, not every time the toolbar reappears. On a phone that had been throwing the keyboard over a page you only meant to glance at.
- Dark page colors no longer make a PDF disappear in scroll mode, and a page color the app cannot measure now leaves the page as authored instead of tinting it dark under black ink.
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1