Reeder for iPad Gets Readability Support

Reeder for iPad has been updated with Readability support and bug fixes.

Readability is a bookmarklet-based tool that extracts the textual content from a web page discarding page layout, images, and ads. Readability is used by Apple in its latest Safari browser; however, the tool is quite controversial in that it destroys the revenue stream publishers count on to produce their content.

Reeder is a Google Reader Client that lets you:
- Syncs with Google Reader
- Browse by feed or folders
- Manage starred items, notes
- Support for shared items and friends' shared items
- Mark as unread
- Image caching
- State saving
- Slider control for list entries: slide to right to toggle read/unread, slide to left to toggle starred/unstarred


Services/sharing:
- Send to Instapaper or ReadItLater
- Save to Delicious or Pinbard
- Save to Zootool
- Post to Twitter
- Post to Facebook
- In-app email for sharing articles
- Instapaper and Google Mobilizer
- Open with Safari
- Copy Link

What's New In This Version:
New:
● Initial support for Readability (see http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/).
Readability will try to fetch the full content of an article. This is faster than loading the web page and doesn't require to open the in-app browser. To view an article with Readability, tap the "R" button in the toolbar or use the pinch-open gesture on the article view.

Fixed:
● Missing articles (empty article lists)
● Issues when posting to Facebook. If you're still seeing errors, you now can reset the connection (see Settings.app:Reeder:Accounts:Facebook)

You can purchase Reeder for iPad from the App Store for $4.99.


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