9to5Mac reports that Instapaper released version 10 of its iPhone and iPad app featuring a redesigned web platform. The update adds Liquid Glass, Home Screen widgets, and new fonts among other improvements.
A read-later app leaning into Liquid Glass this early is a useful signal that adopting Apple's new design language is becoming table stakes rather than optional, so it's worth auditing your own UI against it. Home Screen widgets remain one of the cheapest ways to buy recurring surface area on a user's device, and if you haven't shipped one it's likely lower-effort than a full redesign. Watch how Instapaper handles Liquid Glass legibility over content-heavy screens, since that's where the new material tends to cause contrast problems.
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