===== 0.99.4 (November 30, 2012) ===== * Bulgarian hyphenation patterns, converted by Kaloyan Raev * Network catalogs: fixed Cyryllic names rendering * Showing suggestions in search field * Fixed bug with duplicates series items in LitRes catalog * Fixed different network bugs in Network Library ===== 0.99.3 (November 18, 2012) ===== * Code is compilable for MacOS X (10.5+) with Qt library * Added ability to read books from archives like ".tar", ".tar.gz" and ".tar.bz2" (original code by Serge Osnach) * Added 'Recommend' item for LitRes network catalog * Added convenient classification (by date, by author, by title, by series) for 'My Books' in LitRes network catalog * Fixed crash on some ePubs from Project Gutenberg * Encoding detection for doc (ms word) files * RTF: fixed footnotes support * ePub: fixed
formatted text support * Implemented new network library view * Fixed crash after library scanning or book opening on some *.doc files ===== 0.99.2 (September 7, 2012) ===== * Added "My Books" (purchased books) section for LitRes catalog * Hebrew localization (by David Kachan) * Updated Finnish localization (by Marko Vertainen) * Misc build & installation fixes (by kensington) ===== 0.99.1 (July 26, 2012) ===== * Fixed bug with freezing at start * List of network libraries is updated now from fbreader.org * Fixed working with secured connections (now authentification and books buying on LitRes.ru catalog works) * Image support for Ms-Word doc format ===== 0.99.0 (July 5, 2012) ===== * Esperanto interface localization has been added (by Katarína Nosková) * Hyphenation patterns for Polish (by Tomasz Długosz) * Polish interface localization (by Tomasz Długosz) * Speed of library scanning has been increased * Plugin for reading MsWord (*.doc) books * Fixed zip reading for several ePub books (e.g. for “die Zeit” ePubs) * Support for book series in ePubs with point format (e.g. "2.5") has been added * Fixed image support in RTF books * Encoding & language recognizing has been improved * As from version 0.99.0 FBReader for Linux supports qt4 interface only ===== 0.14.20100422 (April 22, 2010) ===== * Chinese text drawing optimization (thanks to You Sheng (SmartDevices) for idea) * Mobipocket image processing has been fixed * Standard file open dialog is now used instead of the old specially written for FBReader * CSS processing for multi-xhtml epubs has been fixed (in 0.12.* the CSS loaded for the first xhtml was also applied for all other xhtmls) * Chinese encodings detection has been improved * Language/encoding detection for small files has been improved * A problem with TOC in newest O'Reilly ePubs has been fixed * A detection of book format by mime-type (not by file extension) has been partially implemented (in Gtk+ version only) * Polish interface localization has been added (by Rafał Bakuła) ===== 0.12.10 (April 1, 2010) ===== * Processing of external hyperlinks in epubs has been fixed ===== 0.12.9 (March 25, 2010) ===== * Processing of epub local hyperlinks of form "../dir/file.html" has been fixed * Code is now compilable with gcc 4.4.* (missing include directives have been added) ===== 0.12.8 (March 22, 2010) ===== * Smashwords library support has been improved: purchase links have been added * LitRes library support has been updated: since this version FBReader uses an OPDS proxy located at http://data.fbreader.org/ for most operations with the LitRes catalog * Processing of the xhtml hyperlinks in html encoded form (like '/files/This%20is%20a%20link') has been fixed * A seg.fault during scanning several archives has been fixed * Lithuanian localization has been updated * Vietnamese language/encoding detection patterns have been added * Parsing of decimal point in CSS files has been fixed (it doesn't depend on the current locale now) ===== 0.12.7 (March 5, 2010) ===== * Vietnamese localization has been added * LitRes catalog browsing broken in 0.12.6 has been fixed ===== 0.12.6 (March 3, 2010) ===== * A processing of ePub files with incorrect CRC/entry size information has been fixed. Such files are available e.g. from the FictionWise site.