Pull down the browse history list all the way. Above the topmost list entry, there is a button labeled Delete All.
Sorry, no.
We understand that an offline mode could be useful once in a while, but because internet access is available almost everywhere, we are not planning to add this feature.
Tap the three dots in the upper right corner of the article view and tap Appearance or two-finger pinch on any article to bring up the text settings menu.
You can override your device’s system font size by disabling Use Device Setting.
To adjust the system font size globally for all apps on your device, go to the Settings app on your home screen, then select Display & Brightness › Text Size in your device settings. Additional large text size settings are available in the Accessibility options.
By default, your device-wide setting for dark mode is reflected in the app.
To override this global setting, please make sure you have the latest version of V for Wiki (1.8 or higher).
Tap the three dots icon in the upper right corner of any article. Disable the “Use Device Setting” switch and set the dark or light mode setting independently from your device settings.
Absolutely! Tap the three dots in the upper right corner of the article view.
You can also press-and-hold the table of contents icon in the lower right corner of the screen.
Distance units use your device region settings by default.
If you would like to change this, please update to V for Wiki version 1.7 or higher first.
Open the Settings app on your device and scroll down all the way to the bottom, tap V for Wiki and change the setting under Distance Units.
Short answer:
No, but you can use the app extension in Safari’s share/action menu (see picture below). You may need to enable it by scrolling all the way to the right under “More.”
Long answer:
Unfortunately there is no way to open Wikipedia links in V by default—unless the nice people at Wikipedia decide to redirect website visitors to our app (if it’s installed). Which they probably won’t do.
But feel free to ask them to add our app to this file. That’s all it takes.
You can read about the technical details here.
You can contribute to Wikipedia and fix this yourself: The coordinate (latitude/longitude) is part of the Wikipedia article. You’ll see it in the article’s editing mode on the Wikipedia website and you can correct it right away. The change will be visible a few hours later.
Yes!
v-for-wiki://article/en/Koala
v-for-wiki://search/en/Marsupial
… or use an underscore to search in the currently active language:
v-for-wiki://search/_/Marsupial
Please check out Apple’s help and documentation for the Handoff technology.
Please make sure that you’re running the latest version of the app.
Please note that iOS beta builds are never officially supported and not recommended.
Please make sure that you’re running the latest version of the app.
Please note that iOS beta builds are never officially supported and not recommended.
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