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Alerts with a button called “Dismiss” now use “OK” instead.Multiwindow support: fixed some layout issues.Fixed a layout bug that could happen on returning to the Feeds list. Fixed a crash in the Feeds list related to updating the feed image. Moved built-in themes to the app bundle so they’re always up to date. Sharing: fixed bug where sharing to OmniFocus would add an extra line break to the title. Building on a new machine and making sure all’s well.Feed info: tapping home page URL now opens home page in web view.Article view: date/time is now always the.We just swap in a new web view periodically. Article view: fixed bug where the web view could get confused.Article view: YouTube videos no longer obscure Newsfoot footnotes.Article view: fixed bug where sometimes the article view wouldn’t support Dynamic Type.Article view: it now reloads fully on Dynamic Type changes.Article view: Feedbin tweet articles with a video no longer show the videos as very small.Article view: Feedbin tweet articles now include a separator between tweets and inlined articles.Article view: blockquotes now have a leading left border, to make them easier to see.Article view: fixed bug where scrolling might scroll more than the visible view.Article view: fixed bug on iPad where the app could become unresponsive after rotating while an image is zoomed and the image is dismissed.Article view: fixed bug with “Always show Reader view” where it wouldn’t fall back to article view on failure.Article view: fixed bug where Reader icon wouldn’t animate on initial article view for feeds that are set to always use the Reader view.Article view: now handles universal links, so sometimes a link might open in another app on your device.

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Article view: code blocks no longer allow auto-hyphenation.

Article view: preformatted and code blocks now scale with Dynamic Type.

Timeline: make it possible to get the keyboard out of the way when searching so you can select the last results in the list.

Timeline: exit search mode if Go to Feed is chosen.

(It’s off by default.) See “Refresh to Clear Read Articles.” Timeline: you can now clear read articles by doing a refresh - if you turn on this feature in NetNewsWire settings.Timeline: fixed back swipe animation so it won’t show the navbar under the articles list.Feeds: fixed crash that could happen when renaming a Folder.

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Feeds: update the list when appropriate and filtered to show only unread.

Feeds: fixed bug in Dark Mode where a cell’s background color could be incorrect after drag-and-drop.

Feedly: fixed a mystery KVO crash by writing our own operation queue.

Feedly: adding a feed no longer requires that you have at least one folder.

Feedly: fixed a timing bug that could let read articles become unread.

Feedly: fixed bug with missing articles.

Feedly: syncing now uses less bandwidth and is faster.

Enhanced our dark icon detection: it now only considers non-clear pixels.

You can turn this confirmation off in Settings: see “Confirm Mark All as Read.”

Mark All as Read now displays a confirmation.

Because of you, NetNewsWire has been, and remains, the thrill of my career.If you haven’t signed up for testing, see this page for instructions.Ĭhanges since the last build (about 10 days ago): Thanks to the ever-patient and ever-awesome NetNewsWire beta testers on the Slack group and elsewhere.Īnd thanks to everyone whoâs ever used the app in its 17-years-and-counting run.

Thanks to my co-workers and friends at The Omni Group (which is a wonderful place to work). Thanks to Joe Heck for looking after infrastructure issues (especially continuous integration). Thanks to Ryan Dotson for writing the Help book. Thanks to our major code contributors: Maurice Parker, Olof Hellman, and Daniel Jalkut. I also want to thank Brad Ellis for making the beautiful app icon and toolbar icons. It was just a year ago that I got the name NetNewsWire back from Black Pixel â and I thank them again for their wonderful generosity. This release took five years to make, and for four of those years it wasnât even called NetNewsWire. I want to especially thank Sheila Simmons and my family and friends. Weâll support more systems in the future (as many as possible). We will be adding more features, of course, but not quickly. It doesnât have a lot of features yet, and thatâs because we prioritized quality over features.

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Itâs free! You can just download it and use it. In case you havenât been following along until just now: NetNewsWire is an open source RSS reader for Mac.