Shakespeare Pro

Enjoy this small update with a few new things: • Improvements to Siri shortcuts • Improved Apple Watch support for complications, quotes, and insults • Many bug fixes and other improvements

Enjoy this small update with a few bug fixes. :)

Just another update with some improvements and new goodies. No bigs. :) • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements

Whew! We did a lot of work under the hood for this update and preparing for future updates. So a ton isn't visible, but might feel a little more "snappy" in addition to the following new bits and bobs: • NEW! Show global numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the longest monologue for each play on the Dramatis Personae • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters dies and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes of ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • Improvements to natural language searching of folios, quartos, and octavos • Added the "Shakespeare Ultimate" add-on which contains all the add-ons in one easy and discounted upgrade • Lots of small visual tweaks and improvements, theme and printing improvements • Fixed a bug with notebooks where they weren't being selected correctly, and another crashing BardFind • User interface enhancements and improvements to dark mode • Since the app was first released in 2008 when the App Store first launched, the works have been open source and available in GitHub. These are now updated with the latest scholarship and formatting improvements. This is the last version to support iOS 15 so update your devices. There's a new version of macOS coming soon and you'll get it for free if you've purchased the iOS version. Did you catch the last update? • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements

Whew! We did a lot of work under the hood for this update and preparing for future updates. So a ton isn't visible, but might feel a little more "snappy" in addition to the following new bits and bobs: • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the longest monologue for each play on the Dramatis Personae • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • Improvements to natural language searching of folios, quartos, and octavos • Added the "Shakespeare Ultimate" add-on which contains all the add-ons in one easy and discounted upgrade • Lots of small visual tweaks and improvements, theme and printing improvements • Fixed a bug with notebooks where they weren't being selected correctly, and another bug crashing BardFind • User interface enhancements and improvements to dark mode • Since the app was first released in 2008 when the App Store first launched, the works have been open source and available in GitHub. These are now updated with the latest scholarship and formatting improvements. This is the last version to support iOS 15 so update your devices. There's a new version for macOS coming soon and you'll get it for free if you've purchased the iOS version. Did you catch the last update? • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements

Whew! We did a lot of work under the hood for this update and preparing for future updates. So a ton isn't visible, but might feel a little more "snappy" in addition to the following new bits and bobs: • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the longest monologue for each play on the Dramatis Personae • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • Improvements to natural language searching of folios, quartos, and octavos • Added the "Shakespeare Ultimate" add-on which contains all the add-ons in one easy and discounted upgrade • Lots of small visual tweaks and improvements, theme and printing improvements • Fixed a bug with notebooks where they weren't being selected correctly, and another bug crashing BardFind • User interface enhancements and improvements to dark mode • Since the app was first released in 2008 when the App Store first launched, the works have been open source and available in GitHub. These are now updated with the latest scholarship and formatting improvements. This is the last version to support iOS 15 so update your devices. There's a new version for macOS coming soon and you'll get it for free if you've purchased the iOS version. Did you catch the last update? • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements

Another juicy update for all the bard-o-files out there! We made some under-the-hood improvements to prepare for the new Mac version. If you've already paid for the iOS version, you'll get it for free. Coming soon... Did you catch the last update? • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the longest monologue for each play on the Dramatis Personae • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements • Improvements to natural language searching of folios, quartos, and octavos • Added the "Shakespeare Ultimate" add-on which contains all the add-ons in one easy and discounted upgrade • Since the app was first released in 2008 when the App Store first launched, the works have been open source and available in GitHub. These are now updated with the latest scholarship and formatting improvements.

Just another small update with under-the-hood improvements: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • Fixed a bug where the Quote of the Day push notification wasn't going to the right quote location. • Improvements to viewing the app in landscape • Search improvements • Many other small UI improvements and bug fixes Did you catch our recent updates? • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the longest monologue for each play on the Dramatis Personae • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype • NEW! List of character archetypes in Study section • NEW! Easier lookup and cross-reference for glossary, built-in dictionary • User interface enhancements and improvements • Improvements to natural language searching of folios, quartos, and octavos • Added the "Shakespeare Ultimate" add-on which contains all the add-ons in one easy and discounted upgrade • Since the app was first released in 2008 when the App Store first launched, the works have been open source and available in GitHub. These are now updated with the latest scholarship and formatting improvements.

Here's a snazzy update with some improvements: • NEW: Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • Improvements to dark mode and widgets • Fixed an issue with highlighting search terms and highlighting characters • Fixed a bug with song formatting and other small text improvements Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for free on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Here's a snazzy update with some improvements: • NEW: Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • Improvements to dark mode and widgets • Fixed an issue with highlighting search terms and highlighting characters • Fixed a bug with song formatting and other small text improvements • Fixed a bug with the line height setting Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for free on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Here's a snazzy update with some improvements: • Small bug fix when selecting text • NEW: Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • Improvements to dark mode and widgets • Fixed an issue with highlighting search terms and highlighting characters • Fixed a bug with song formatting and other small text improvements • Fixed a bug with the line height setting Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for free on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Here's a snazzy update with some improvements: • Small bug fix when selecting text & issue with Henry V • NEW: Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • Improvements to dark mode and widgets • Fixed an issue with highlighting search terms and highlighting characters • Fixed a bug with song formatting and other small text improvements • Fixed a bug with the line height setting Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for free on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Here's a snazzy update with some improvements: • Small bug fix when selecting text & issue with Henry V • NEW: Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • Improvements to dark mode and widgets • Fixed an issue with highlighting search terms and highlighting characters • Fixed a bug with song formatting and other small text improvements • Fixed a bug with the line height setting Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for free on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW: Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Here comes another update with some nice improvements and fixes. • NEW! Custom animal icons (for plays with animals) on the Play Breakdowns • NEW! Additional statistics on the Play Breakdowns • Improvements to searching original spelling versions (folios, quartos and octavos) • Improvements to filtering search filters in advanced search options • Improvements to highlighting a character's lines • Fixed a few issues with ligatures and some formatting bugs Are you using MacOS? Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for FREE on the Mac App Store. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW! Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • NEW! Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

Another update with some small fixes for the latest version of iOS/iPadOS (we also added the first quarto of Arden of Faversham for apocrypha fans). Are you using MacOS? Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro are now available on macOS! If you've already purchased Shakespeare Pro on iOS/iPadOS, you can now download it for FREE on the Mac App Store. Make sure you use the same method you originally used when purchasing Shakespeare Pro. Did you catch any of our recent updates? Here are just some of the goodies added: • NEW! Support added for dynamic app icons in iOS 18 • NEW! Added a widget for StandBy mode • NEW! Show the global line numbers, not just scene-based line numbers • NEW! Added the titles in 20 different languages for each play (now you know what "Ιούλιος Καίσαρας" means) • NEW! Add character disguises to their descriptions—see when people are in a disguise throughout the plays • NEW! Add character deaths to their descriptions—see when characters die and their reason/means of death • NEW! Add ghosts to character descriptions—see when a character is or becomes a ghost throughout the plays • NEW! Add character ascensions and depositions—see when a character ascends in rank or is removed from power • NEW! Search by character archetype

This is a big upgrade for all users. We made the historical editions (folios, quartos, octavos) the main focus of this update, including: • NEW! Scroll sync: when using compare view to compare two editions, enabling sync now keeps the two views in sync to make comparing lines easier • NEW! Scene markers: most historical editions don't have act/scene divisions, but they now have markers where modern act/scene divisions are to help you navigate • NEW! Updated scene menu: historical editions now have full act/scene list for navigation (see the Help section to understand the format) • NEW! Compare view is now available on iPhone Pro Max (previously only available on iPad) • NEW! Characters are now categorized by major, supporting, etc. • Improved Mac experience • Improved overall legibility of the historical editions • Improvements to the Help section • Improvements to accessibility • Search optimizations for complex queries, new search scenes • Improved TEI compatibility • Small usability improvements and some bug squashing The PlayShakespeare.com editions used in the app are the best open source versions of Shakespeare's works available. They are TEI compatible and available in GitHub. We've compiled some historical milestones for those interested: • October 2007: The Web version was created for the original iPhone which provided the complete works. • July 2008: Shakespeare 1.0 went live, one of only 500 apps on the Apple App Store when it launched. There are over 1.8 million apps available today. • December 2009: Shakespeare Pro features were introduced, including a glossary and advanced search. • April 2010: Shakespeare hits 1 million downloads. • July 2016: Shakespeare Pro for Mac 1.0 released. • May 2023: Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps pass 30 million downloads. • December 2024: We released Shakespeare 9.3.1, our final update in 2024 and the 105th update to the app since 2008. • January 1, 2025: To date, we've supported 46 different models (16 generations) of the iPhone, 30 different models (10 generations) of the iPad, and 238 iOS/iPadOS updates.

This is a big upgrade for all users. We made the historical editions (folios, quartos, octavos) the main focus of this update, including: • NEW! Scroll sync: when using compare view to compare two editions, enabling sync now keeps the two views in sync to make comparing lines easier • NEW! Scene markers: most historical editions don't have act/scene divisions, but they now have markers where modern act/scene divisions are to help you navigate • NEW! Updated scene menu: historical editions now have full act/scene list for navigation (see the Help section to understand the format) • NEW! Compare view is now available on iPhone Pro Max (previously only available on iPad) • NEW! Characters are now categorized by major, supporting, etc. • Improved Mac experience • Improved overall legibility of the historical editions • Improvements to the Help section • Improvements to accessibility • Search optimizations for complex queries, new search scenes • Improved TEI compatibility • Small usability improvements and some bug squashing The PlayShakespeare.com editions used in the app are the best open source versions of Shakespeare's works available. They are TEI compatible and available in GitHub. We've compiled some historical milestones for those interested: • October 2007: The Web version was created for the original iPhone which provided the complete works. • July 2008: Shakespeare 1.0 went live, one of only 500 apps on the Apple App Store when it launched. There are over 1.8 million apps available today. • December 2009: Shakespeare Pro features were introduced, including a glossary and advanced search. • April 2010: Shakespeare hits 1 million downloads. • July 2016: Shakespeare Pro for Mac 1.0 released. • May 2023: Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps pass 30 million downloads. • December 2024: We released Shakespeare 9.3.1, our final update in 2024 and the 105th update to the app since 2008. • January 1, 2025: To date, we've supported 46 different models (16 generations) of the iPhone, 30 different models (10 generations) of the iPad, and 238 iOS/iPadOS updates.

This is a big upgrade for all users. We made the historical editions (folios, quartos, octavos) the main focus of this update, including: • NEW! Scroll sync: when using compare view to compare two editions, enabling sync now keeps the two views in sync to make comparing lines easier • NEW! Scene markers: most historical editions don't have act/scene divisions, but they now have markers where modern act/scene divisions are to help you navigate • NEW! Updated scene menu: historical editions now have full act/scene list for navigation (see the Help section to understand the format) • NEW! Compare view is now available on iPhone Pro Max (previously only available on iPad) • NEW! Characters are now categorized by major, supporting, etc. • Improved Mac experience • Improved overall legibility of the historical editions • Improvements to the Help section • Improvements to accessibility • Search optimizations for complex queries, new search scenes • Improved TEI compatibility • Small usability improvements and some bug squashing The PlayShakespeare.com editions used in the app are the best open source versions of Shakespeare's works available. They are TEI compatible and available in GitHub. We've compiled some historical milestones for those interested: • October 2007: The Web version was created for the original iPhone which provided the complete works. • July 2008: Shakespeare 1.0 went live, one of only 500 apps on the Apple App Store when it launched. There are over 1.8 million apps available today. • December 2009: Shakespeare Pro features were introduced, including a glossary and advanced search. • April 2010: Shakespeare hits 1 million downloads. • July 2016: Shakespeare Pro for Mac 1.0 released. • May 2023: Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps pass 30 million downloads. • December 2024: We released Shakespeare 9.3.1, our final update in 2024 and the 105th update to the app since 2008. • January 1, 2025: To date, we've supported 46 different models (16 generations) of the iPhone, 30 different models (10 generations) of the iPad, and 238 iOS/iPadOS updates.

This is a big upgrade for all users (and fixed some small bugs). We made the historical editions (folios, quartos, octavos) the main focus of this update, including: • NEW! Scroll sync: when using compare view to compare two editions, enabling sync now keeps the two views in sync to make comparing lines easier • NEW! Scene markers: most historical editions don't have act/scene divisions, but they now have markers where modern act/scene divisions are to help you navigate • NEW! Updated scene menu: historical editions now have full act/scene list for navigation (see the Help section to understand the format) • NEW! Compare view is now available on iPhone Pro Max (previously only available on iPad) • NEW! Characters are now categorized by major, supporting, etc. • Improved Mac experience • Improved overall legibility of the historical editions • Improvements to the Help section • Improvements to accessibility • Search optimizations for complex queries, new search scenes • Improved TEI compatibility • Small usability improvements and some bug squashing The PlayShakespeare.com editions used in the app are the best open source versions of Shakespeare's works available. They are TEI compatible and available in GitHub. We've compiled some historical milestones for those interested: • October 2007: The Web version was created for the original iPhone which provided the complete works. • July 2008: Shakespeare 1.0 went live, one of only 500 apps on the Apple App Store when it launched. There are over 1.8 million apps available today. • December 2009: Shakespeare Pro features were introduced, including a glossary and advanced search. • April 2010: Shakespeare hits 1 million downloads. • July 2016: Shakespeare Pro for Mac 1.0 released. • May 2023: Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps pass 30 million downloads. • December 2024: We released Shakespeare 9.3.1, our final update in 2024 and the 105th update to the app since 2008. • January 1, 2025: To date, we've supported 46 different models (16 generations) of the iPhone, 30 different models (10 generations) of the iPad, and 238 iOS/iPadOS updates.

We fixed a few small bugs and small improvements to make your Shakespearean life a little better. :) Did you catch the recent update? We made the historical editions (folios, quartos, octavos) the main focus, including: • NEW! Scroll sync: when using compare view to compare two editions, enabling sync now keeps the two views in sync to make comparing lines easier • NEW! Scene markers: most historical editions don't have act/scene divisions, but they now have markers where modern act/scene divisions are to help you navigate • NEW! Updated scene menu: historical editions now have full act/scene list for navigation (see the Help section to understand the format) • NEW! Compare view is now available on iPhone Pro Max (previously only available on iPad) • NEW! Characters are now categorized by major, supporting, etc. • Improved Mac experience • Improved overall legibility of the historical editions • Improvements to the Help section • Improvements to accessibility • Search optimizations for complex queries, new search scenes • Improved TEI compatibility • Small usability improvements and some bug squashing We've compiled some historical milestones for those interested: • October 2007: The Web version was created for the original iPhone which provided the complete works. • July 2008: Shakespeare 1.0 went live, one of only 500 apps on the Apple App Store when it launched. There are over 1.8 million apps available today. • December 2009: Shakespeare Pro features were introduced, including a glossary and advanced search. • April 2010: Shakespeare hits 1 million downloads. • July 2016: Shakespeare Pro for Mac 1.0 released. • May 2023: Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps pass 30 million downloads. • December 2024: We released Shakespeare 9.3.1, our final update in 2024 and the 105th update to the app since 2008. • January 1, 2025: To date, we've supported 46 different models (16 generations) of the iPhone, 30 different models (10 generations) of the iPad, and 238 iOS/iPadOS updates.