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KIWIWRITE LATEST UPDATES
September 28, 2025 Update Notes
We’ve updated KiwiWrite to stay in step with the latest browsers and devices. This maintenance release brings behind-the-scenes improvements and small fixes for smoother, more reliable use. There are no required changes to how you use KiwiWrite—everything works as usual. If you’re interested, you can try the optional improvements below.
What's New
· Longer PDFs: You can now open or import PDFs up to 20 pages (previously 10).
· Keep your file open when switching keyboards: When you choose Profile → Choose Keyboard, you can opt to keep your current file open under the new keyboard. Any math problems the new keyboard doesn’t support will show as view-only (for example, grid problems with Keyboard 4; advanced math problems with Keyboards 1 and 2).
- Online purchasing of access codes. Schools or organizations can now buy via credit card 1-3 access codes for subscriptions directly at go.kiwiwrite.com in the "Buy Now" option.
· Tabbing support: KiwiWrite now supports tabbing between elements for easier navigation. To use this on the math page, you must first enable tabbing.
How to enable and use tabbing 1.Click the profile icon (top right) → Preferences → Accessibility 2.Turn on "Enable tabbing on the math page menu bar and math keys." 3.Chose to allow “enter” to be used to select elements after tabbing (default), or else set “enter” to be kept as a shortcut for the “new line” key in math problems. 4.Since “enter” cannot be used for both selection after tabbing and as a keyboard short-cut for “new line” in math problems, use the drop-down to select the key combination to use for the action type not activated by “enter”. 5.Click “OK” to exit preferences 6.Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move, and Enter or the alternate key combination chosen in preference, to select. Tab will first move between groups of keys for easier navigation. Choose enter or the alternate key combination to start moving between individual elements within a group. 7.Use the key combination chosen as a shortcut for “new line” in math problems