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v0.260.02026-07-29

Read the other language when yours runs out

Read the other language when yours runs out

Sooner or later you read everyone who writes in your language, and until now that was where the reading stopped. The last screen now offers you the manuscripts written in the other one — one tap, and there are unread pages in front of you again. Your own language still comes first whenever someone new turns up in it, and you can go back to it alone from your profile. It opens the other way as well: a reader who came for a different language can reach your manuscript now, and if they mark a line and like you, they're waiting for you in Readers. A random group of users has it first while we test — coming to everyone soon.

v0.259.12026-07-29

Each paragraph under its own picture

Each paragraph under its own picture

A picture and the words about it belong together. When a release brought several changes at once, What's new showed you every screenshot first and every paragraph after, and you were left to guess which sentence went with which. Now each paragraph sits beneath the picture it describes — in the app and on anketta.ru — and the ones that had gone missing from the English page are back. The pictures hold their place now, too — the page doesn't lurch as they arrive, and flipping one between before and after leaves everything where it was.

v0.259.02026-07-29

Release-note pictures in your language

Release-note pictures in your language

Release notes come with pictures of the app, and until now those pictures were always in Russian. If you read Anketta in English, every "before and after" on the Changelog page — and in the What's new sheet that opens after an update — showed you a screen in a language you may not read. From this release on, each one is captured in your language, and you see the one that matches.

v0.69.1