And finally, the release you've all been waiting for: Paperback 0.9.0! The changelog is so large it had to be completely
restructured, and wouldn't fit in even two full-length posts at over 6300 characters, but here are some highlights: native macOS support has arrived, alongside ARM64 Windows builds! Documents are now paginated, so even multi-million-word books load in seconds flat. You can customize every single keyboard shortcut through a simple dialog; a new readability tab lets you control fonts, background color, line/paragraph/letter spacing, and text alignment. Audio books are now supported, including DAISY audio and folders of audio files, with play/pause, seeking, and syncing the caret to playback. DAISY 2.0
and 2.02 books are now supported too! There's a brand new pb command-line tool for converting any supported format to HTML,
Markdown, or plain text. It also adds temporary bookmarks, a full screen toggle, and a locate button for missing books, dozens of bug fixes across RTF, PDF, Mobi/AZW3, DAISY, and much more. This release covers Windows and macOS; Android
and iOS test builds are coming soon via TestFlight and Play testing, ahead of a unified 1.0. Grab it now at https://paperback.dev/downloads, full changelog in the readme at https://paperback.dev/readme.html.