The bubble clears the line you chose
Deciding what a line means to you shouldn't cost you sight of it. In the reading, the yes/no bubble now sits clear above the words you've gathered instead of over them — and where there isn't room above, the page makes some rather than settling the bubble onto your sentence.
Your fresh mark stays in view
In the step that teaches you to mark a line, the mark you just made stays where you can see it. Make one near the bottom of the reader and it returns to the middle as the like and skip buttons come in, instead of slipping off the page at the moment you made it.
The version number stops posing as a link
One smaller thing: the version number at the foot of the screen has stopped pretending to be a link.