Gather a line with your finger in the manuscript you are reading and the color lands on the words. It used to sit above them, a bar of amber in the blank air over the sentence, so a passage you had marked read as something laid across the page rather than as your own mark on its words. Now it comes down on the letters. The space between the lines stays clear.
Move between screens and Anketta stays where it is. Tapping from your manuscript across to your readers could throw the whole app back to its opening screen, twice over, as though you had closed it and started again — and in Telegram that meant watching the welcome through before you could pick up where you left off. Now the screen changes and nothing else does. The Telegram welcome plays once, when you open Anketta, and waits for the next time you come back.