Sometimes more readers arrive at once than Anketta can seat. Open the app on one of those evenings and you'll be met at the door with your place in the line, and let in as soon as there's room. If you were already inside reading, nothing interrupts you.
In Readers, opening someone who has read you shows their name and what they did with your words again — in Russian, that line had been showing a scrap of code where «Аня подчеркнула» belongs. And the button at the foot of a manuscript you've shared by link now greets its writer by name, instead of leaving a gap where the name should be.
Your photos open properly now. Tap one in the Photos tab of your manuscript and it fills the screen, where you can finally see what a match will see — swipe between them, and replace or delete any of them from there. Until now a photo you'd already had approved could only be swapped by deleting it first.
Switching the language in your profile switches the whole app. A handful of places kept the old language until you reloaded — the Share buttons, the preferences screen, the dates on your passkeys — and everything the screen reader announces was stuck in English whatever you'd chosen.
The Quote Studio moved. It used to offer itself after every line you underlined while reading, which is the last moment you want to be interrupted; you'll now find it in your profile under Share, it has a back arrow in the same corner as every other screen, and it finally opens in the theme and text size you chose rather than always in the dark one. Two rows left the settings list — how highlights work, and the recommendation-technologies document, which is on anketta.ru/legal. And if a stranger has read your card offline, that award now sits at the bottom of your profile beside the Early Supporter certificate, instead of hiding inside the Share section.