Reeder 2 has been updated with background app refresh, a loading progress indicator for the in-app browser, group by feed or date for smart streams, and more.
Reeder is a client for: - Feedbin - Feedly - Feed Wrangler - Fever - Readability Don't want to use a third-party service? Reeder also supports local/standalone RSS (no sync).
What's New In This Version: What’s new: - Background app refresh (per account setting, disabled by default) - Loading progress indicator for the in-app browser - Smart streams now also support grouping by feed or date - New setting to disable favicons for subscriptions/article list (see Settings → General) - Reeder now can handle feed links (feed://) from external apps - Added navigation pan (right/left) to toolbars and empty spaces in list views (in addition to the left and right screen edges) - Added a drag handle to the browser toolbar to make it clearer that you can slide right/left to go back/forward
Changed: - Pocket integration now uses OAuth - Pinboard integration now uses API token - Sharing via Messages now includes the title and link - Updated appearance of article list entries (moved the “unread dot” to the upper right of the row, same as in the current Reeder for Mac beta)
Fixed: - That really annoying bug where an article might just disappear when launching the app - Multiple Feedly accounts - OPML import issues - Disappearing status bar (white theme on iPad) - Don’t select entries when scrolling - Browser scroll issues with fixed elements - Missing scrollbars in the browser - Missing scrollbars for dark themes - Improved Fever error handling (re-login bug)
You can purchase Reeder 2 from the App Store for $4.99.
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