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Version 2.7.0 · 2026-10-23
- Added support for iPhone Duo - New UI layout with integrated browser - Option to use iOS 26 soft blur on navigation bar
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The store currently lists version 2.7.0, updated 2026-10-23.








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With My Links you can manage all your links stored in Linkwarden from the ease of your phone or tablet. My Links has been created to offer the user a beautiful and simple interface, following Apple's design guidelines, while offering the same functionalities as the Linkwarden web application.
With My Links you can:
- View all your links
- Create new links and edit existing ones
- Upload PDF files and images
- Pin links to the dashboard
- Access the preserved formats of each link (webpage, reader mode, PDF file and image)
- View the links in each category
- Create and edit categories
- View links for each tag
- Create new links from the share menu when sharing an URL
- Supports servers that use mTLS (requires iOS 18 or greater)…
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- Added support for iPhone Duo - New UI layout with integrated browser - Option to use iOS 26 soft blur on navigation bar
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