Download the New Version for iOS: Bulk Image Downloader 6.28

Bulk Image Downloader has released its latest version, 6.28, and it's now available for download on your iOS device. This new release brings several significant improvements and bug fixes that enhance the overall performance and functionality of the app.

One of the major changes in this update is the fixing of a regression that broke the reading of covers from HTMLZ and TXTZ files. This issue was causing problems for users who relied on these file formats, but it's now resolved, ensuring seamless compatibility with both types of files.

In addition to this fix, the sort order of similarly-named hierarchical categories has also been improved. This means that you can now easily navigate your e-book library by category without any confusion caused by identical names.

The Linux version of Bulk Image Downloader has received several updates as well. The content server no longer calls listen on pre-activated sockets, which should improve overall stability and performance.

FB2 Input users will appreciate the fix for the 'Annotations' section not showing up in the Table of Contents. This issue was causing frustration for those who relied on this feature, but it's now resolved.

TXTZ Output has also received attention, with fixes for cover identification and image management. The plugin now only keeps images if the text format is one that can reference them, ensuring that your output files are more organized and efficient.

The e-book viewer has seen several improvements as well. A fix has been applied to prevent occasional search results from being marked as not found even when they're actually present in the book. Additionally, a regression that could cause the viewer to enter an infinite loop when displaying the result of a single-match search has been resolved.

Annotations browser users will also appreciate the fix for exporting highlights in markdown, which now includes all chapter titles for books with only a single highlight per chapter or a multi-level Table of Contents.

The e-book viewer has also gained two new features. A checkbox has been added to remember the last used zoom level, allowing you to easily switch between different zoom levels without having to reset them each time. Additionally, a command line flag (-new-instance) has been introduced, which forces the viewer to open a new window even if the option to always use a single viewer window is set.

With these updates and bug fixes, Bulk Image Downloader 6.28 is now available for download on your iOS device. Update your app today and experience improved performance, compatibility, and functionality.

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