There are no significant changes to the SDK in this release. Improvements and Enhancements in this Release Readium SDK crash and/or data loss) but there is no plan to develop new features. the ReadiumJS stack) will officially be put into maintenance mode.

The Readium SDK and the CloudReader (i.e.

crash and/or data loss) fixed, but no new features are planned.

The Readium CloudReader will continue to be supported and bad bugs (i.e.

The dialog states that the app is being deprecated and will be taken down before the end of 2018. The final change to the app is that it puts up a modal dialog every time the library view is refreshed. Therefore we have made the decision to cease supporting and releasing the app. no inline scripts) has already partially crippled the application. In addition, Google’s changes to their security rules (e.g. Google has warned that the Chrome framework (on which the app is based) is deprecated and will be disabled sometime in 2018.

This will be the final release of the Readium Chrome application.

Of significant importance are the following points: This release of Readium SDK and ReadiumJS (Chrome Application and Cloud Reader) comprises the final release of the Chrome Application and a number of changes to the ReadiumJS stack as part of the work transitioning to “Readium Web”.

For more information, please see further documentation here and/or contact Ric Wright Recent Releases Readium 0.31 crash or data loss) are found then we may consider a new release.ĭevelopment efforts are now focused on “Readium-2”, which is now the mainstram development area for Readium. As a result, there are no plans at this time for a 0.32 release. Readium-1 (the original development projects for Readium, started in 2012) as now in maintenance mode. Releases Current Plan for the Next Release

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