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Version 7.1.14 · 2025-06-11
We’ve enhanced app stability and usability for an even better, smoother reading experience
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The store currently lists version 7.1.14, updated 2025-06-11.








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We’ve enhanced app stability and usability for an even better, smoother reading experience
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