Reeder 4

IMPROVED
- Reader View

FIXED
- Crash when renaming a feed
- Crash when adding a feed in Safari
- Image viewer issues

This update brings back automatic syncing for Feedly.

PLEASE NOTE: This update temporarily disables automatic syncing for Feedly as Reeder was using too much of Feedly's resources. We're working on finding a solution.

FIXED
• HTML in title of Reader View mode
• Read Later sync delays

IMPROVED
• URL autocompletion when adding a FreshRSS account
• Reader View

FIXED
• Missing favicons in Read Later account
• Various Read Later syncing issues

WHAT'S NEW
• Added FreshRSS (freshrss.org) as a self-hosted sync service option
• Option to disable the "pull to next/previous article" gesture (see Settings > Gestures)
• "Read Later with Reeder" sharing action to add items to Reeder's Read Later from other apps (see SystemPreferences.app > Extensions)

Safari Extensions:
• Read Later with Reeder
• Subscribe with Reeder
When enabled (see Safari.app > Preferences > Extensions), these extensions will add buttons to Safari's toolbar.

FIXED
• Potential crash when loading the article list
• Respect settings for default browser and opening in background when opening a feed link (right-click on subscriptions list)

This update addresses a potential issue when importing local RSS accounts from Reeder 3.

Ready for macOS Catalina.

FIXED:
• Standalone RSS: Refreshing animation not stopping
• Some article links weren't loading in Reader View and in-app browser
• Various minor bugfixes and improvements

FIXED:
• Some article viewer layout issues
• Fever sync issues (again)
• Crash when toggling "sharing only" option for Pocket or Instapaper

Note:
Version 4.1.3 added a bugfix/workaround for a crash on launch. Although this addresses the issue most of the times, there seem to be very few cases where it doesn't work since Reeder's underlying database file is corrupted. Unfortunately, as of now, I don't have a fix for this. With this update (4.1.4), Reeder will now recreate the database file in these cases (and renaming the corrupted file) which means you'll have to add your accounts again.
Starting with 4.1.4, Reeder will now regularly backup your account information (to a local file which won't be affected from a corrupted database file) to be able to better recover from such errors in the future. Extending this to include more data in the backup (mostly for local RSS accounts) is planned for future updates.

• This update should (hopefully) fix a crash on launch. (Took a bit longer to find the cause for these crashes, sorry about that.)
• Various other minor improvements and bugfixes. 

IMPROVED:
• Cmd-click on an article list entry now opens the default browser (as it did in Reeder 3)

FIXED:
• More Pocket sync issues. Pocket syncing should be completely fixed now. If you're still seeing errors, you might want to try to do a full resync (see Pocket account settings) to get everything working correctly.
• Crash when navigating the feeds list with up/down-arrow
• Various other issues

FIXED:
• Pocket login & sync issues
• Missing Pocket icon for list swipe action


WHAT'S NEW IN 4.1:
• Support for Pocket, finally including sync which means you now can use Reeder as a Pocket client
• Automatic Reader View: It's now possible to enable Reader View by default on a per feed basis (see Account settings)
• Option to use read later accounts (Instapaper, Pocket) for sharing only
• Open account settings with: Right-click on a list entry in the accounts list or top entry (unread/starred/all) in the subscriptions list

FIXED:
• Article list display issues when in single layout mode

IMPROVED:
• Sharing

WHAT'S NEW:
• Support for Pocket, finally including sync which means you now can use Reeder as a Pocket client
• Automatic Reader View: It's now possible to enable Reader View by default on a per feed basis (see Account settings)
• Option to use read later accounts (Instapaper, Pocket) for sharing only
• Open account settings with: Right-click on a list entry in the accounts list or top entry (unread/starred/all) in the subscriptions list

FIXED:
• Article list display issues when in single layout mode

IMPROVED:
• Sharing

WHAT'S NEW:
• Option to group article list by feed
• New appearance options (see 'Preferences' -> 'Appearance'):
- Hide unread/starred counts in the subscriptions list
- Hide favicons in the articles list
- Hide the text preview in the articles list
• When in unread view mode, read items will now be removed from the articles list when you reopen the currently selected feed by clicking on the feed list entry. If you want to reopen the list without removing read items, you can do that by swiping left from the subscriptions list back to the article list.

CHANGED:
• Remember Bionic Reading mode state between app launches
• Improved Reader View

FIXED:
• Mark above/below as read sometimes failed to mark all items

What's new:
- 'Add to Reading List' can now be set as list entry swipe action in the article list. Note: If you're using 'Add to Reading List' in Reeder, please make sure you have updated to macOS 10.14.4 as there were issues with previous OS versions. Reeder had a workaround in place to make sure 'Add to Reading List' worked correctly. This update removes this workaround.

Fixed:
- Potential Feedbin syncing issues
- This update should fix a crash when an external monitor is attached. And another crash which appears to happen randomly. I wasn't able to reproduce these, so please feel free to let me know if you're still seeing crashes. I'll also keep an eye on crash reports I get.

Improved:
- Parsing of standalone RSS feeds
- Fever API syncing. If you're using tt-rss, please make sure to update the plugin to the most recent version.

This update should address issues when using a self-hosted service with the Fever API:

- New setting "Refresh on server". Default is ON, this also applies to accounts you have already added in Reeder. If enabled, this will trigger a refresh of all feeds on the server before syncing (if the service supports this). Depending on how many feeds you have, this might take some time. You can turn this off if refreshing happens automatically on the server for your self-hosted service.

- Reeder now isn't that strict anymore when parsing responses from the server. This should hopefully address most issues with other (than Fever) self-hosted services which support the Fever API.

- Fixed another issue affecting tt-rss users.

New: Pull-to gesture when reaching the bottom of the article list. You now can pull to open the article list of the next feed.
This pull-to is configurable, you can set it to
- Open next feed
- Mark all as read
or just disable it alltogether.
In addition to that, you can now choose between closing the article list (current default) or opening the next feed after marking all as read (new, see settings > "General").

New: Swipe actions for the article list (disabled by default, see Preferences > Gestures)

Fixed: Items reappearing as unread (standalone RSS)