"Delo, as the central and most read daily informative newspaper, has been co-shaping the Slovenian public space for 65 years. With numerous content sections created by quality, credible, professional and responsible journalists, it monitors, illuminates, explains and comments on the broadest political, economic, sporting and social events With the application for tablets and mobile phones, you will have access to the contents and supplements of Delo newspaper before anyone else: tomorrow's issue will be available to you the evening before publication (from 10 p.m.). Experience a modern user experience of reading Delo newspaper! You can also read downloaded issues without internet connection.

New: in front of you is a renewed application that naturally interweaves quality content from printed editions and enriched, digital content that we publish live. We improved the user experience, put current information in the foreground, and diversified the audiovisual offer with recognizable podcasts Power of Politics, Od srede do srede, Supermoč and others. Among the novelties are interactive enigmatic contents: now you can solve an online crossword in the application. We enable many adjustments when reading content, for the first time also for users with special needs. To customize the user experience, you can manually increase the font size, convert written word to speech, optimize for dyslexics, and adjust the color scheme for easier reading.

Reading the digitized version of the Delo edition is possible in two ways: in the popular form of flipping through newspaper pages or with the possibility of a customized review of an individual article, where you can set the font size for smooth reading on smaller screens and the contrast, and the article can also be read to you by our Speaker. You can bookmark articles, individual pages or entire editions or download them to your device to read even when you're offline. The advanced search engine allows you to search by keywords, names or concepts in both printed and online editions. We have also expanded the archive of Dela newspaper editions, which is now available from 2010 onwards."