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Three ways the app was quietly losing your work, fixed

On a phone you can reach the end of your document again. The formatting bar at the bottom of the screen had been sitting on top of the last few lines, so you could not scroll to them or tap to put the cursor there — the only way to keep writing was to leave a stack of blank lines underneath. The bar now stops where the text stops, and it gets out of the way when you hide it.

A note you were still typing into an annotation no longer disappears if you close the tab or reload the page before clicking away from it. Every other way of leaving a note already kept it; that one did not, and it came back with the note blank.

A character created as a blank page now stays a blank page. Drawing a relationship from it on the relationship map used to silently turn it into a character sheet — the form you had chosen not to use. The relationship is still recorded and still shows on the map, and your page is left exactly as it was.

How to use it

On a phone, open any document with more than a screen of text and scroll to the bottom. The last line now sits clearly above the formatting bar, with room to spare, and tapping below it puts your cursor at the end of the text.

Hide the formatting bar — tap Aa on the bar, then "Hide toolbar" — and the extra space at the bottom of the page goes away with it, so you are not scrolling past an empty band when the bar is not there.

In any document, select some text and click the Add annotation button in the toolbar. Type into the note that appears, then close the tab or reload the page without clicking anywhere else first. Open the document again: the note is there, with everything you typed.

In the binder, create a new character and choose the blank page when asked. Open the relationship map, hover over that character and drag from the handle that appears onto another character. Pick a relationship type in the small window that opens.

Open that character from the binder. It is still the blank page you made, ready for prose, not a sheet full of fields — and on the map the relationship you drew is still there, shown and editable in the side panel when you click the character.