Fixes an issue where the "Always Open" option in the Unsupported File Type dialog would be disabled even after purchasing Premium.

Brings a fresh new design for devices on the latest iOS and iPadOS and keeps the app running smoothly.

Replaces the Tintable app icon with a Dynamic app icon. The new Dynamic app icon adjusts accordingly to match the appearance of your Home Screen.

Fixes a performance issue introduced in the document browser in version 1.5.

- Introduces a new launch experience for iOS 18. - Enables quick access to creating temporary files from the new launch experience. - Adds the Tintable app icon, suitable for tinting on the Home Screen on iOS 18.

Fixes an issue where text selection could start behaving incorrectly after navigating between word boundaries using a hardware keyboard.

Highlighting inline LaTeX in Markdown documents is now disabled by default. This can be enabled again in Languages settings.

Bug fixes and smaller improvements.

- Redesigns the App Icon settings. - Improves the behavior of several toolbar items on the iPad. - Automatic language detection based on file extensions is now case-insensitive. - Improves navigation in font picker on iOS 17. - The text showing the cursor position now scales correctly.

Fixes an issue where highlighted search results could be covered by the Find & Replace panel.

Fixes an issue where the caret would not appear until the second time the text view was selected when running the app on iOS 17.

Fixes an issue where renaming a file would show the old filename and cause the editor to become unresponsive.

Fixes an issue where the app would sometimes crash when editing documents with nested languages.

- Improves the text layout by trimming leading whitespace on line fragments. This closely matches the text layout of the standard text editors on iOS. - Fixes an issue where invisible character symbols would sometimes be placed incorrectly.

Fixes issues working with files containing Windows-style line breaks.

- Adds setting to set the minimum width of the gutter containing line numbers. Find the new setting in the Lines settings. - Fixes an issue where Markdown was not correctly highlighted.

This update contains fixes for some minor issues.

- Adds support for highlighting SQL. - Fixes an issue where code blocks in Markdown were not highlighted.

Fixes an issue where the header in the editor would sometimes display incorrectly after rotating the iPad.

Fixes an issue where the placement of the caret was not updated correctly after deleting a word using Option+Backspace.

- Adds support for syntax highlighting Haskell files. - Fixes an issue where entering marked text did not work properly. This bug would, for example, affect users writing in Chinese. - Fixes an issue where adding a comment to the end of a Swift file would sometimes cause the app to hang infinitely.

Improves support for writing text in Korean, and other languages that use combined glyphs.

Adds a customizable toolbar to the editor. The new toolbar is available on iPads running iPadOS 16.1 or later.

- Sometimes the position of the caret was not updated after pasting text. - Fixes a few issues that would cause the app to crash.

Attempting to place the caret on the last line in the editor would sometimes move it to the beginning of the document instead.

- The TextView would not always scroll to reveal the text being edited when the keyboard was shown. - Reduces size of What's New dialog on iPads.

- Adds support for the Julia language. - Sometimes the editor would scroll to an unexpected location when adjusting the selected range of text. - In rare occasions the app would crash when moving the caret.