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# Version 11.11.0 Changelog (February 18, 2026)

View changelog 11.11.0 for Android SDK.

## Notes

This release of Apryse for Android brings the core PDF functionality in line with version 11.11.0 of the Apryse cross-platform APIs. Most non-module related changes apply to Android.

## New

* Added API to select multiple annotations from the same page in ToolManager class.

## Fixes

* Removed usage of the java.util.Random class due to security concerns.
* Updated multi-tab limit to 100 tabs to reduce out-of-memory related ANRs.

## APIs

### PDFViewCtrlTools package

#### AnnotEditRectGroup

*new* method: void selectAnnots(Annot\[], int)

#### ToolManager

*new* method: void selectAnnots(Annot\[], int)

#### BufferTransitionManager

*new* static field: boolean sALLOW\_ANIMATION

#### PdfViewCtrlTabsManager

*new* static final field: int MAX\_STORED\_TABS

*new* method: LinkedHashMap\<String, PdfViewCtrlTabInfo> getMaxStoredTabs(JSONObject, int)

#### Utils

*new* static method: Activity findActivity(Context)

*new* static method: FragmentActivity findFragmentActivity(Context)


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