Push to Kindle now preserves the relationship between an image and its caption on many articles. This will result in images and their captions being slightly indented in the Kindle display, to separate them from the surrounding text.
See the image below for a before and after example.
This should be especially useful for longer caption texts which could often be mistaken for being part of the article's main text instead.
You will not notice this change in all articles containing images and captions, only those that mark images and captions with
You will also notice that disabling images with the toggle will now remove the caption too on articles where captions have been marked up in this way.
Success and failure status now displayed in tab icon
Another change is that you will now see a green tick in the browser tab icon when Push to Kindle successfully sends an article, and a red cross when it doesn't. The regular icon will be displayed if sending hasn't been attempted.
The tab icon should update even if you move to another tab after clicking 'Send'. If you often end up with a lot of Push to Kindle tabs, this should help you figure out at a glance which ones you can safely close.
As always, feel free to give us feedback on any of these changes. Especially if you experience any trouble with them.