0.7.0
Signing in is one motion now: a browser opens, you sign in, and AALookup finishes on its own. The device code stays as the fallback for when the browser never comes back.
Added
- An agent connected through the MCP server can save a whole list of words to your vocabulary in one call. Each word succeeds or fails on its own, and a word you already have is left exactly as it was.
- Experimental Android and iOS builds ship alongside this release on GitHub. They read your own MDict dictionaries, with a dictionary manager, settings and a reading layout built for a small screen. Neither is on Google Play or the App Store, parts of the desktop app are still missing, and the iOS build reaches testers only through TestFlight.
- The official Android APK published on GitHub finds new versions and installs them. Other Android builds report that a new version exists but cannot install it themselves.
Fixed
- The WordNet example dictionary no longer disappears from the downloads page. Publishing a release was deleting files the release itself had not put there.
- Windows A link with more than one part to its address — one in a model's answer, for instance — now opens in full, instead of reaching the browser cut off partway through.
- The app itself no longer zooms on a touch screen — neither a double tap nor a pinch scales the interface out from under you, and controls answer immediately instead of waiting to see whether a second tap is coming. Dictionary text keeps its own size setting.
Changed
- Signing in no longer asks you to read a code back to the device that just showed it to you. Your browser opens the sign-in page, and the app takes it from there.
- The device code stays out of sight while the browser sign-in is going fine, and appears only if the browser never comes back, or if you ask for it.
- You can sign in from the Account & Sync card in Getting Started, instead of being sent to Settings to do it.
- Getting Started now gives local dictionaries and your account a step each; before, one crowded step held both, and AI as well. AI explanations have left the guide and keep their section in Settings, with the same defaults.
- Because those steps changed, the guide opens once more after this update and starts from the beginning, including its short practice steps. Nothing you have set up is lost, and it can still be skipped.