• Fixed tab hiding: hidden tabs now stay hidden instead of reappearing • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• Tap the cover art to view a full-screen preview • Reader bars now use frosted glass blur instead of dark gradients • Updated Discord invite link • Bug fixes and performance improvements

• New Horizontal Scroll reading mode — continuous side-scrolling, left-to-right or right-to-left • Webtoon mode: pinch to zoom (up to 3×), double-tap to zoom, drag to pan • You can now remove iCloud Drive and local-folder libraries you've added • Translation: better language detection, plus a manual source-language picker; optional higher-quality AI translation • Fully localized interface in 35 languages • Supports the new Mihon extension-repository format (index.pb) • Many source fixes and reliability improvements — source settings now save reliably

• Fixed a crash when installing some extensions that use a custom image loader — those sources install and read again. • Better manga translation: whole-page text recognition and correct handling of Japanese, Chinese and Korean. • Delete individual reading-history entries (swipe), not just clear all. • A clear close button on the reader's page thumbnail strip. • Opening a series starts at the first chapter, not the newest one.

• Restore from Backup works again — the button opened nothing before. Sorry. • Extension repositories load again after the Keiyoushi index changed format. • Translation detects the page's language instead of assuming Japanese, so Chinese and Korean pages translate properly. • Source settings: sign in to sources and choose mirrors or image quality. • AI Colorize, full iCloud Drive support, WebDAV, and more.

• Fixed iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac — your library, reading progress and settings stay in step. • Mac now matches iPhone and iPad, feature for feature. • Smoother source browsing, plus fixes throughout.

• Community extension sources — add external source extensions and browse many more catalogs. Installs are instant and work offline. • Per-source filters — sort, genres, status and tags, tailored to each source. • NAS libraries — pin a folder on an SMB or NFS share, or any folder you have added, and scan it into a browsable library with covers, series grouping and read tracking. No server needed. • Quick-jump bookmarks — pin a folder with nothing to scan and it becomes a shortcut straight back to it. • Test Connection when adding an SMB server, so a wrong address or password tells you right away. • Chapters in network and local folders now take their real chapter number from the filename, so a missing chapter no longer renumbers the whole series. • Sort and Mark All Read on network series folders. • Retired the legacy .yomu and .yomupack formats.

• NFS support — connect to NFS network shares and read your manga library directly. • Serverless SMB library — pin a folder and Yomu scans it into a browseable library with series grouping and read tracking, no server needed. • AI upscaling (2×) — enhance low-resolution pages with on-device neural network upscaling. • Image folders — folders of loose images (WebP, JPG, PNG) are now readable as chapters on SMB, NFS, and local folders.

Your NAS is now a manga server. • NEW: SMB/NAS source — connect any network share and read your collection straight off it. No Komga, no Kavita, no setup: Yomu discovers nearby servers automatically. • Serverless metadata: covers, authors, genres and summaries load from series.json or ComicInfo.xml — and one tap exports them from any Komga/Kavita series. • EPUB & PDF engine rebuilt: a fraction of the memory, sharper pages, and finished books clean up after themselves. • Swipe between chapters in every reading mode, plus reader fixes across the board. Enjoying Yomu? A quick rating means a lot. Happy reading!

Your server library, at a glance. • Browse Kavita or Komga and instantly see what’s read, in progress, or untouched — green ticks, progress badges, no guessing. • Tap “Unread” to hide finished series and surface what’s next — same filter-by-status workflow you know from the web UI. • All the 2.3 goodness is still here: native EPUB pages, genre/status filters, language flags, and reliable progress sync. Enjoying Yomu? A quick rating means a lot. Happy reading!

Introducing Page Curl — turn pages with a smooth, lifelike curl, just like a real book. • New Page Curl reading mode on iPhone, iPad, and Mac • Realistic double-page spreads that fold from the center spine, with an optional spine gap • Seamless page turns across chapter boundaries • Smoother reader transitions and refined settings • Localization and stability improvements Happy reading!

• Sharper webtoon pages on iPad — long vertical strips now render at full display resolution instead of being downscaled. • Fixed webtoon chapters sometimes opening on the previous chapter's card instead of the first page. • Local Files now shows a progress indicator while importing comics and folders. • Stability and performance improvements.

Welcome to Yomu 2.0 — our biggest update yet, built around an all-new reader. • Rebuilt reading engine: smoother page turns and seamless chapter transitions, with no stutter or overstretch — across manga, manhwa, vertical and webtoon. • Auto Zoom (Premium): read panel by panel. On-device AI finds each panel and glides to the next, then flows into the following page. Tap to advance, or two-finger double-tap to go hands-free. • Faster image loading and smoother webtoon scrolling. • More source fixes and stability improvements. Loving Yomu? A quick rating helps a lot. Happy reading!

Auto Zoom has arrived — the smartest way to read. • Auto Zoom (Premium): read panel by panel. On-device AI finds each panel and smoothly zooms from one to the next, then flows right into the following page — no pinching or panning. Perfect for manga, manhwa, manhua and webtoons. Turn it on in the reader's settings menu. • Smoother webtoon scrolling with more accurate page tracking. • Import from a URL — paste a link to add comics to Local Files. • Fixed cover art and right-to-left page counts. • Faster page turns and stability improvements. Loving Yomu? A quick rating helps a lot. Happy reading!

Expanded Chinese manga support, plus a more personalised reading experience. • More Chinese manga — browse manga and manhua from over 40 popular Chinese-language sites including Tencent Comics, Kuaikan, Baozi, ManHuaGui, DM5, Mangabz, Happymh, Manhuaren and more. • Customisable tabs — reorder the bottom tab bar however you like, and show Bookmarks as a standalone tab from Settings > Customize. • Categories — create, rename and delete categories straight from your library, and assign any manga to multiple categories at once. • Bug fixes and performance improvements. Yomu — manga, manhwa, manhua, light novel and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking.

Several user-reported fixes plus much wider self-hosted-server source coverage. • Kavita 0.8+ compatibility — Kavita servers were returning 0 entries in 1.4.6 because Kavita renamed /api/Series/all to /all-v2 and moved chapter progress to /api/Reader/progress. Reported by a Premium user on iPad whose library is mainly EPUB; same root cause as another user report that the app was "unusable." Fixed. • Self-hosted read-state sync-back — completing a chapter in the reader now marks it read on the Komga or Kavita server automatically, so your progress is visible in the server web UI and on other devices. Previously the read marker only updated locally despite the docs claiming sync. • Keiyoushi extension index — pasting the Keiyoushi index URL into Add Repository used to show ~132 sources because the in-app theme detector matched on package-name fragments and missed most of them. Bundled the Kotlin-derived theme map so the same flow now shows around 667 working sources — what the hosted .yomupack already had, but available natively without round-tripping through a URL. • Translation: fixed silent failure on iOS 26+ when the language pack wasn't downloaded. Was using a session initializer that requires the pack to already be installed and just throws otherwise — the user saw nothing. Now falls through to the path that triggers the system download prompt, and any failures surface as a reader alert with a hint about Settings → Apps → Translate. • Removed the first-run sample-pack auto-install — it could misfire on TestFlight when the App Store version lookup returned equal-or-failed. Sources are added explicitly via Add Repository now. Yomu — manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, and 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

Webtoon scroll perf on iPad. A user reported that scrolling locally-imported manga in webtoon mode on iPad still stuttered after the 1.4.5 PDF fix. Diagnosed on iPad Pro and addressed in three passes: • Local-file image decode now downsamples to display size at decode time via ImageIO. A 2000×6000 webtoon page used to occupy ~48 MB of decoded bitmap; it now occupies ~5 MB. On a 30-page test chapter, decoded-bitmap memory dropped from 5.5 GB to 289 MB — a 19× reduction. • Webtoon-mode page-tracking side effects (prefetch, AirPlay mirror updates, Apple Watch state sync) no longer fire on every page-boundary cross during scroll. They were the accumulated main-thread cost behind "feels laggier after several pages." • Per-page SwiftUI preference-key tracking removed — that path ran an O(N) reduce on every scroll frame at 120 Hz for every visible page. Replaced with event-driven onAppear. Bonus optimisations that benefit every reader mode (LTR, RTL, vertical, webtoon): • Prefetch no longer wastes work on local file:// URLs — the file is already on disk, no need to URLSession-fetch it. • PageImageProcessor has a fast-path bail-out when no reader filters are enabled. Yomu — manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

PDF hot-fix on iPad. 1.4.4 made local-import reading much smoother for CBZ, RAR, EPUB, and 7z — but I missed the PDF code path. PDF users were still hitting the same first-open lag and page-turn stutter the previous release was supposed to fix. Sorry about that. • PDF page rasterization now runs off the main thread and across all CPU cores in parallel. On a 200-page PDF, first-open drops from ~20-30 seconds of frozen UI to roughly 3-5 seconds of responsive background work — the reader appears immediately and pages stream in as they finish rendering. • Page-turn animations on PDFs are smooth from the first page now that the renderer isn't competing with SwiftUI for the MainActor. Yomu — manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

iPad polish release. • Page-turn animations no longer stutter when reading locally-imported manga (CBZ, PDF, RAR, EPUB). Image decoding moved off the main thread so SwiftUI's swipe animation gets a clean frame budget. • First-time CBZ open is significantly faster — ZIP extraction now runs in parallel across all CPU cores instead of one core at a time. Roughly 4-8× speedup on modern iPads with multi-page chapters. • Reader is now fully immersive on iPad. The home indicator and bottom system overlay strip dim along with the toolbar when controls are hidden, so reading is genuinely full-screen. Yomu — the manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, and 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

Hot-fix for self-hosted Komga users. • Komga (LAN): images now load correctly on older self-hosted Komga servers and certain content types that don't support the JPEG-conversion query 1.4.0 introduced. Yomu now retries without the query on failure and remembers your server's preference, so every page in a chapter loads on the first try. • Browser Bridge (Mac): Settings labels now translate properly across all 39 languages. Yomu — the manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, and 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

Reader polish + bulletproof source persistence. WEBTOON • Tapping the next-chapter card now correctly lands you on page 1 of the next chapter — no more accidental jumps to the chapter card. Scroll up at any time for the previous-chapter card. SOURCES • External plugins (MangaDex, AsuraScans, Mgeko, MANGA Plus, and any custom .yomupack repo you've installed) now persist across app restarts. Three-layered defense — disk-backed meta backup, multi-key file lookup, and an orphan-file scanner — means installed sources don't disappear after restart. Plus minor stability and performance improvements throughout the reader. Yomu — the manga, manhwa, manhua, and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, and 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

NEW: Browser Bridge for Mac A new Chrome extension lets you send manga from MangaDex, AsuraScans, Mgeko, and MANGA Plus straight into Yomu with one click. Just enable the bridge in Settings → Browser Bridge, install the extension from the Yomu repository, and the toolbar button lights up on every supported page. Reader fixes: • Webtoon mode: the next-chapter card no longer jumps to the end of the next chapter — it now starts at the top, like every other reader. • External plugins (Yomu/Tachiyomi sources) persist across app restarts. No more re-tapping "Get" every launch. • Smaller stability and performance improvements throughout the reader. Yomu — the manga, manhwa, manhua and webtoon reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Offline reading, iCloud sync, AniList / MyAnimeList / Kitsu tracking, and 19+ sources including MangaDex, MANGA Plus, AsuraScans, and self-hosted Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, and OPDS servers.

1.4 — the power-user pack. 22 new features for serious readers. READING • Live Text on pages — long-press any panel to select, copy, look up, or translate text. Powered by Apple Vision (iOS 16+). • Split wide images for double-page spreads — reads cleanly page by page. • Crop borders — auto-trim black or white margins. • Animate page transitions toggle. • Tap zones with optional invert. • Background colour: black, white, or follow system. • Page filters: noise reduction + sharpness slider for older scans. CONVENIENCE • Hide bars on swipe (now on by default). • Per-manga orientation lock — portrait, landscape, or follow device. • Skip duplicate chapter numbers automatically. • Open random series — perfect for backlogs. • App lock with Face ID / Touch ID. • Chapter cards between chapters (Aidoku-style transitions). SOURCES • Browse network folders & SMB shares from the Files app. • Animated GIF / APNG support on covers and pages. • Wi-Fi transfer improvements. Plus dozens of fixes — concurrency, caching, library performance. Yomu — the manga reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with offline reading, iCloud sync, and AniList tracking.

What's new in 1.3.2: • New: Browse folders or network drives directly — read manga from SMB shares, NAS, iCloud Drive, and external drives without copying files. Add via Browse → + → Browse Folder or Network Drive. • Fixed: Komga 'image failed to load' for libraries with WebP, AVIF, or PNG content • Fixed: chapters not marked as read when finished via the Next chapter button • Updated: privacy and support links now point to yomureader.app • Polish across iPhone, iPad, and Mac Yomu — the manga reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with offline reading, iCloud sync, and AniList tracking.

Your manga library goes bigger — Yomu is now available on Mac. iCloud keeps your library, reading progress, and bookmarks in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Same sources, same themes, same experience. Plus small fixes and polish across the app.