Current - RSS Feed Reader

- Significant performance updates across the board - Feedly is now available - Most feeds that don’t work are blocking us with Cloudflare, so now we provide that detail when adding a feed, rather than “no feed found” (and are still working on being allow-listed w/ them) - A11y Scrub has been extended and is now fully implemented - Fixed an issue where linkblogs (daring fireball, etc) sometimes link to themselves and get suppressed. - Adjust the feed picker to disambiguate each feed when a source has multiple. - Blackholed a handful of “helper cards” that were indeed not helpful. - Fixed an issue where if you don’t launch the app on the 2nd device within 7 days you could end up with orphaned stories that don’t expire. - Fixed an issue where the source list could fall out of sync between two devices related to above. - Fixed an issue where offline requests may clog up the queue once you go back online. - Adjusted the reading time insights to account for when you leave an article open in a pane (iPad primarily) and aren’t actually reading. - Fixed an issue where “Auto advance after release” would get reset by the cloud. - Over 30(!) small visual and interaction fixes across macOS, iPadOS and iOS. - Over 50(!) source fixes for parsing and identifying feeds.

- You can now save articles on macOS via the plus button on the saved view, or by pasting a url into the command palette (cmd+k) - You can now right click any source or current in sidebar on macOS and release all, or release all read. - Added changelog rss feed quick add under help (so you can keep up to date with what’s changing inside Current) - Fixed an issue where Inoreader users would get duplicated currents created from folders. - Fixed an issue where Currents may un-delete themselves from sync provider. - Added a feature to re-build currents from sync provider tags/folders at any time. - Fixed an issue where after editing a source the list would jump to the top on macOS. - Fixed an issue where feedbin may give us urls with hashes that don’t map to feed locations (for newsletters for example). - You can now set a default browser to open in on macOS (not just safari anymore) - Made logged in sessions persist more reliably. - KaTeX and MathJax are now supported for all the math. - Many other small tweaks and bug fixes.