Chapters is available now for iOS and iPadOS. If you have Chapters on Mac, you should be able to download Chapters on iPad and iPhone running iOS 15 or higher. It is set up as “universal purchase”, which is a one-time purchase of the app for all supported devices.Chapters supports handoff (a part of continuity) between Mac, iPad and iPhone. Check out "Use handoff to continue tasks on your other devices" https://support.apple.com/102426 for handoff set up and use.If you haven’t updated to Chapters version 3.0, please note that adding images and media files is not available at the moment and will be restored in the coming updates.In addition, Chapters version 3.0 removed the ability to import WebArchive and MHT (MHTML) files or export ePub documents to MHT. In case you want to continue using those features, you can keep two copies of the app: keep one copy of Chapters updated from the App Store and another copy of Chapters not updated and stored in a zip-archive or on removable USB drive as described below.• For storing in zip-archive: In Finder, go to Applications folder and select Chapters. Then in the menubar choose File > Duplicate, then File > Compress. Keep compressed copy of the app anywhere on your Mac. You can then update app from the App Store. • For storing on removable USB drive: In Finder select Chapters in Applications folder. Then in menubar choose File > Duplicate. After that move app's copy to USB drive. Eject USB drive in Finder. Then run an update from the App Store.Remember that App Store will update only one copy of the app on your Mac. Therefore make sure there is only one copy of the app located in Applications folder. If there is a copy left hanging in the Trash, empty Trash before starting this update.Chapters runs now natively on Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs with macOS version 11.0 or higher.

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