Feed Viewer has refreshed interaction and offline experience

We have just released a significant update. The effort was focused on three scenarios, and in each of them, we tried to make Feed Viewer as reliable as possible.

Morning Reading During Commute

Mornings are usually busy, and no one has time to launch the app and wait for synchronization. Although some subway lines have 4G connections in tunnels, high-quality connections are still rare. Feed Viewer does not need a connection when you want to read fresh articles. It keeps up to date while the phone is charging and you sleep. When you launch the app, the content is there.

Pick Up What You Want & Discard the Rest

Consuming just a few articles in an abundant feed wasn’t very comfortable in the past. With the latest release, it is possible to slide the headline tile to both sides. One side still marks the headline as read, while the other now moves the headline to the Read Later category. You can briefly go through the whole feed, pick up what you want to read later, and mark all items as read to clean up what is out of your focus.

Importing Sources from Feedly Without Buying the Premium Edition

You can easily test our app with all your sources. There is no longer a limit on the number of sources in the free version. The import is straightforward and takes several minutes to complete. You will receive a notification when it is done.

But that is not all. As always, most of the changes were made under the hood to keep the app fast and free of memory leaks.