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Fast, lightweight PDF flipbook. Renders in the browser (nothing uploaded), full RTL support, 20-language viewer, block & page-builder ready.
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0.25.1
Fix (Pro): the charts on the reading statistics screens stretched downward without stopping and flickered while they did it, which made both the overview and a flipbook’s own report hard to use. The numbers, the comparisons and the page by page tables were correct throughout; only the charts were affected. A refresh could not help, because nothing was cached: each chart was sized from the box around it while the box was sized from the chart, so the two grew each other on every repaint. The charts now sit in a box with a height of its own and settle immediately. Reported by a publisher the day after 0.25.0, with screenshots, and we are grateful for both.
0.25.0
New (Pro): the reading statistics screen now opens on an overview of every flipbook at once, instead of asking you to pick one first. Five headline figures across the top, a chart of reading sessions over time, your most read flipbooks, the days of the week people read on, and a table with one row per flipbook. Each row links to that flipbook’s own report.
New (Pro): every figure is shown with its change against the previous period of the same length, so a 30-day range is compared with the 30 days before it rather than with a whole calendar month. A period with nothing to compare against says “new” rather than inventing a percentage, and read-through, which is itself a percentage, reports its change in points.
New (Pro): each row of the overview carries the counting switch for that flipbook, so you can turn
Fix (Pro): the charts on the reading statistics screens stretched downward without stopping and flickered while they did it, which made both the overview and a flipbook’s own report hard to use. The numbers, the comparisons and the page by page tables were correct throughout; only the charts were affected. A refresh could not help, because nothing was cached: each chart was sized from the box around it while the box was sized from the chart, so the two grew each other on every repaint. The charts now sit in a box with a height of its own and settle immediately. Reported by a publisher the day after 0.25.0, with screenshots, and we are grateful for both.
0.25.0
New (Pro): the reading statistics screen now opens on an overview of every flipbook at once, instead of asking you to pick one first. Five headline figures across the top, a chart of reading sessions over time, your most read flipbooks, the days of the week people read on, and a table with one row per flipbook. Each row links to that flipbook’s own report.
New (Pro): every figure is shown with its change against the previous period of the same length, so a 30-day range is compared with the 30 days before it rather than with a whole calendar month. A period with nothing to compare against says “new” rather than inventing a percentage, and read-through, which is itself a percentage, reports its change in points.
New (Pro): each row of the overview carries the counting switch for that flipbook, so you can turn