Notebooks 8.10.3 contains some important usability enhancements and stability improvements, and takes full advantage of the new iPad’s and iPhone’s larger screen. The Universal version of Notebooks 8.10.3 should have appeared a few weeks ago already, but this time the

Notebooks 8.10 introduces compatibility with iOS 12 and adds a few improvements and corrections. Improvements Numbered lists in plain text are dynamically renumbered while editing. When extracting context tags from the body of documents, Notebooks now accepts all characters except

Notebooks 8.9.3 is a quick update to address two issues that crept into the previous release – we’re sorry for that. Importing documents into Notebooks from other apps via that sharing action works as expected again. Plain text documents correctly

Notebooks 8.9.2 is a minor update providing a few enhancements and corrections. Enhancements Super- and subscript options for formatted documents are available as extra keyboard keys (if screen size allows), and from the edit popup menu. When using Notebooks’ extra

Notebooks 8.9.1 addresses issues reported by our users, but it also contains a few convenient improvements. Improvements From the list of books and documents you can now quickly select all books, all documents or everything. To do so, just tap

It has been quiet here for a while, and as long time users of Notebooks know, that means we have been busy working in our labs. This update is one result of our efforts, and the upcoming (and already rumored)

Among the additions and improvements in Notebooks 8.8, the new Black Theme is probably the most obvious. It has been created (on user demand) to complement the iPhone X and help preserve battery power on OLED displays. Another change, less

Notebooks 8.7.6 contains stability and usability improvements, and it addresses two issues that have been reported by our users: When tapping a link in a plain text, and the link happens to be at the very end of the document,