# Screvi Changelog - October 2026

> KOReader, FBReader and TikTok support, the Raycast extension, recipe cards and cleaner article parsing, a smarter AI assistant, and a faster, more reliable mobile app.

Hello! And welcome back to another Screvi update.

After the big September release, October was about making Screvi fit into more of the places you read, and polishing the UI/UX you use every day.

## More Places to Bring Highlights From

**KOReader.** Screvi now has an official KOReader plugin. Connect it with a short pairing code instead of copying an API key, then send highlights from KOReader's Export highlights menu. [Set it up →](https://app.screvi.com/pair)

**FBReader.** FBReader bookmarks and highlights can now be imported.

**TikTok.** Share a TikTok to Screvi and it's saved with your highlights, just like Instagram posts. Notes can be added right from the share sheet.

**Raycast.** The Screvi extension is now in the Raycast Store, so you can search your highlights and save links without leaving the keyboard. [Get it →](https://www.raycast.com/pedroaraujo74/screvi)

![KOReader and FBReader in Integrations](https://screvi.com/images/blog/changelog-oct-2026-integrations.webp)

## Article Reader Improvements

- Images in articles can now be opened at full size and saved as highlights.
- Tables and cooking recipes are now detected and displayed as a clean card.
- Newsletter subscriptions are now listed in [one place](https://app.screvi.com/integrations/newsletter), with an easy one-click unsubscribe.
- RSS feeds can now be followed directly from the reader.
- Article parsing is now cleaner across hundreds of sites, with fewer cookie banners, ads, author cards and broken images. **Scientific papers from PubMed and many journals now load in full.**

![A recipe card in the reader, with servings, ingredients and steps](https://screvi.com/images/blog/changelog-oct-2026-recipe.webp)

## A Smarter AI Assistant

- The assistant's answer language is now configurable.
- Answers can now be kept as a note on the article.
- Article summaries now support follow-up questions.
- PDFs are now summarized too.

## On Your Phone

- Links now open a preview inside the reader.
- All highlights in an article are now listed in one place, with undo.
- Your library is now searchable offline, and EPUB books keep their images offline.
- Photo scans of book pages are now faster.
- Kindle sync is now more reliable.

![Screvi on iPhone: link preview and the highlights list](https://screvi.com/images/blog/changelog-oct-2026-mobile.webp)

## A Few More Things

- PDF links up to 20MB and YouTube videos without captions can now be saved.
- The highlight editor now supports markdown.

Everything else that shipped in October:

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## Other Improvements

**Reading**

- **[WEB]** Click an image in an article to open it large, and highlight straight from the lightbox.
- **[WEB]** Recipes are detected from the page's structured data and shown as a recipe card with servings, ingredients and numbered steps.
- **[WEB]** Data tables are styled, while newsletter layout tables stay unstyled.
- **[WEB]** Press j and k to move between paragraphs, with a focus bar in the margin.
- **[WEB]** An article's author, site and published date can be edited from the info panel.
- **[WEB]** The reader says what a slow article load is waiting for.
- **[WEB]** The highlight menu opens where you release the mouse.
- **[WEB]** Embeds from SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Megaphone and VideoPress play inside the reader.
- **[WEB]** The shared reader matches the main reader's toolbar, panels and theme.
- **[WEB]** Articles saved from Readwise Reader explain when the original can't be opened.
- **[ALL]** Articles you share now open as a clean, readable page on screvi.com.

**Article saving**

- **[ALL]** Hundreds of sites parse more cleanly: bylines, lead images, pull quotes, footnotes and code blocks are kept, while cookie dialogs, author bio cards, related-article boxes, audio players and sign-up tails are left out.
- **[ALL]** PubMed articles load their full text, with journal fallbacks when a publisher blocks the page.
- **[ALL]** MSN links are read from MSN's content API.
- **[ALL]** PDF links up to 20MB can be saved.
- **[ALL]** YouTube videos without captions are saved instead of failing.
- **[ALL]** Saves stuck while fetching are rescued automatically.

**Newsletters and RSS**

- **[WEB]** Newsletter senders are listed in Integrations > Newsletter, each with an unsubscribe link and a filter for its articles.
- **[ALL]** Follow a site's RSS feed from the reader, from "More from", or from site suggestions.
- **[ALL]** "More from" shows YouTube channels as video cards.
- **[ALL]** Closing a follow suggestion is remembered across devices.

**AI**

- **[ALL]** The AI assistant can answer in a language you choose.
- **[ALL]** Keep any AI answer as a note on the article.
- **[ALL]** Ask follow-up questions about an article's summary.
- **[ALL]** PDFs get AI summaries.
- **[WEB]** Tidy up in the highlight composer has a plain style option.
- **[ALL]** Search shows a notice while your library's index is still building.

**Highlights and review**

- **[WEB]** The highlight composer supports markdown.
- **[WEB]** Highlight sources can be searched from the source view, and highlights can be moved to trash from the card menu.
- **[ALL]** When filters leave Daily Review empty, the review says which filter caused it.
- **[MOBILE]** The Daily Review tile shows your current streak.
- **[ALL]** Stories include recently saved articles alongside new highlights.

**Library and imports**

- **[WEB]** KOReader connects with a short pairing code at app.screvi.com/pair, and the plugin adds Screvi to KOReader's Export highlights menu.
- **[WEB]** FBReader bookmarks can be imported.
- **[ALL]** TikTok posts are saved as highlights, with covers and slideshow pictures.
- **[MOBILE]** Instagram and TikTok shares save in the background, and notes from the share sheet are kept.
- **[ALL]** Telegram posts you forward are filed under the person or channel who wrote them.
- **[WEB]** Shelves let you pick books you already have.
- **[WEB]** Your public profile shows the books you've shared.
- **[WEB]** Send to Kindle has a simpler 3-step setup.
- **[WEB]** Kobo shows its automatic sync status.

**Account and apps**

- **[WEB]** The Raycast extension is in the Raycast Store, and its highlight search matches quotes, notes, sources and tags.
- **[WEB]** The app language can be switched from the account menu.
- **[WEB]** Sign in with Google One Tap, and the sign-in page remembers the method you used last.
- **[WEB]** The command palette has a cleaner results list, and lists can be sorted by relevance.
- **[ALL]** Email sign-in and email-change links ask you to confirm with a button, so link scanners in some inboxes can no longer use them up.
- **[ALL]** Digest emails support one-click unsubscribe.

**Mobile**

- **[MOBILE]** Links in the reader open a preview sheet.
- **[MOBILE]** All highlights in an article are listed in one place, with undo.
- **[MOBILE]** The highlight page was redesigned.
- **[MOBILE]** Your library is searchable offline, and EPUB books keep their images offline.
- **[MOBILE]** Photo scans of book pages upload a smaller image and stream the transcription as it arrives.
- **[MOBILE]** Kindle sync recovers on its own when the sign-in page stops responding.
- **[MOBILE]** RSS feeds work the same as on the web.
- **[MOBILE]** Onboarding explains Kindle sign-in and groups import sources into sections.

## Bugfixes

- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where the edit modal crashed on a highlight with a numeric location.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where a deleted article stayed in the Articles list.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where an unparseable feed date crashed the reader.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where the article counter jumped after archiving.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where the fullscreen toggle threw an error in iPhone Safari.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where shelves crashed when toggling columns.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where book images shifted the page in the book reader.
- **[WEB]** Fixed an issue where quoted HTML in an article turned into markup.
- **[ALL]** Fixed an issue where some articles showed doubled quote marks or code backticks.
- **[ALL]** Fixed an issue where saving the same link twice in quick succession could create two copies.
- **[MOBILE]** Fixed an issue where the book reader kept reporting load failures on large books.
- **[MOBILE]** Fixed an issue where the app could reload in the middle of signing in or importing.

As always, if you have any issues or feedback, let me know.

Happy reading ✌️

Pedro @ Screvi