While Read Aloud is playing, the sentence being spoken is underlined in blue and the current word in amber. This replaces the old yellow background highlight, so the text stays easy to read.

The search box in the floating Annotations window (Find Annotation) understands conditions as well as plain words: :a=kjk / :a!=kjk (author is / is not), :t=text / :t!=line (type), :c+ / :c- (has / has no contents). Plain words still match the contents. Conditions can be combined, and a cheat sheet under the buttons lists the syntax (#6034).

When you draw a polyline annotation, Ctrl+click adds the last vertex and closes the shape back to its starting point in one step (#6119).

With the focus in the Find window’s results list, Page Up and Page Down page through the results instead of scrolling the document. A focused table of contents tree and CHM or Markdown documents now page their own content the same way (#6117).