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Version 3.1.95 · 2024-10-29
- Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.1.95, updated 2024-10-29.








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Meet i know percent – your sleek, intuitive assistant in the world of percentages, working in real-time. Our streamlined interface makes solving percentage calculations quick and easy.
With i know percent, you have six essential tools at your fingertips:
- Calculate percentage increase or decrease from X to Y.
- Find what X% of Y is.
- Add X% to Y.
- Subtract X% from Y.
- Determine what percentage X is of Y.
- Track cryptocurrency values.
But there’s more! We’ve added a simple, yet powerful, currency converter to enhance your calculation toolkit.
Whether you need to calculate a percentage of a number, figure out a tip, add or subtract percentages – i know percent has you covered.
Percentages are everywhere in daily life. Stay one step ahead with i know percent.
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