This one is for the phone. Three small things that got in the way while using Rekindly on the iPhone over the last weeks.
No more zooming into fields. When you tapped a field, Safari zoomed in, and after a dialog closed the page stayed zoomed in until you pinched it back. Safari does that whenever the text in a field is smaller than 16 pixels. On touch screens, fields are now exactly that size, so the page stays put. Zooming with two fingers works as before.
Websites you can tap. An organization's website in the details used to be just a field: tapping it started editing. Now it is a link that opens the site, with a small pencil next to it for editing, the same as with phone numbers and email addresses. Custom fields that hold a web address work the same way.
Addresses that open in your maps app. Under every address there are now two small links, "Map" and "Directions". On iPhone, iPad and Mac they open Apple Maps. On Android, the map opens in your maps app and directions open in Google Maps. On other computers they open OpenStreetMap. They are only links: Rekindly looks nothing up, and an address goes to a maps service only when you tap one of them.
There is nothing to do for the update, and the database stays as it is.