• Find in Article: open an article's menu and choose Find in Article, then type a word. A Safari-style search bar highlights every match, shows the match count and lets you move between results
• On iPad and Mac, ⌘F opens the search for the article on screen from any column, ⌘G and ⇧⌘G move to the next and previous match, and the Edit menu lists them

Lists

• Title icon: the icon next to a feed's name at the top of its article list and in Feed Info can be Monochrome (as before), Original (the site's own icon, in its colors) or None. Set it once in Settings › Lists, then for an account or a single feed in their own settings. The FAQ shows the three side by side: “Don't like a feed's icon? Change it”
• Article thumbnails have a thin edge and a soft shadow, so an image close to the page's color keeps a visible border
• Sharper feed icons in Feed Info
• Smoother scrolling in article lists on iPhone when the filter bar hides or comes back

Trending Stories

• Fixed blank space between stories while scrolling, and the list scrolls more smoothly

Also

• In Account Settings and Feed Settings, Reset to global setting now works in one tap
• Fixed the appearance of settings sheets in landscape on iPhone
• Fixed an incorrect article count when reopening Feedler on an article list

Full release notes: feedlerapp.com/changelog

Reddit has announced that it will stop supporting RSS feeds on November 13, 2026. According to Reddit, RSS has become a common way to scrape the site on a large scale, and there will be no replacement for people who use RSS to follow communities. The change comes from Reddit and applies to every RSS reader, not just Feedler. Here is what it means for the subreddits you follow in Feedler, and what you can do now.

Until November 13, 2026

Nothing changes. Your Reddit feeds keep updating as usual, and you can still add a subreddit.

After November 13, 2026

• Your Reddit feeds stop updating: Feedler can no longer get new posts from Reddit.
• The posts you already have stay: you can still read them, and your favorites keep their saved text.
• A warning triangle appears: after three syncs in a row that fail, the feed shows a warning triangle in your feed list. Nothing is wrong with your account or with Feedler: Reddit no longer answers.
• Adding a subreddit no longer works: typing r/apple or a reddit.com address will not find a feed anymore.

You can keep a Reddit feed for as long as you want to keep its posts. Deleting a feed also deletes its posts, favorites included, so only delete it once you no longer need them.

This applies to every type of account in Feedler. Local RSS and iCloud accounts get Reddit's feeds directly. A sync service such as Feedbin or FreshRSS gets them on its own servers, where the same change applies, so each service will say what it does.

Is there a replacement?

Not for reading. Reddit says that people who use RSS for communities they do not moderate will have no replacement. Moderators who rely on RSS for alerts can move them to Reddit's own tools.

Reddit is also moving outside apps to its own developer platform. I'm watching what it will offer. If a reliable way to follow subreddits in Feedler appears, one that respects Reddit's rules, I'll write about it here.

What you can do now

• Star the posts you want to keep: Feedler never removes favorites when it clears old read articles.
• Follow the sources directly: many subreddits mostly share links to articles. The sites behind those links often have their own feeds. Add them in Feedler, or find them in Feeds Discover.

More in the FAQ: “Reddit is ending its RSS feeds on November 13, 2026”

Source: Reddit

A feed added on another device appears right away, and its articles arrive with this device's next sync. The first time you open 1.8.2, Feedler makes a backup of the account on the device, then updates it on its own and syncs it once. Please update all your devices: until a device is updated, it shares feeds and folders with the others, but not read states and favorites.

iCloud

• The first time you open 1.8.2, Feedler updates your iCloud account on its own: a backup on the device first, then the update, then one sync. It needs a connection. Offline, it waits for the next launch
• iCloud now carries your feeds and folders, what you have read or starred, and the saved text of your favorites. The articles themselves no longer go through iCloud: each device downloads them from the sites when it syncs. A feed added on another device appears right away, and its articles arrive with this device's next sync. Sync on launch, on by default in Settings › Synchronization, syncs every time you open Feedler. The account also takes less of your iCloud storage
• Favorites set on one device reach your other devices right away with their saved text, even for older articles
• Adding, renaming, moving or deleting a feed or a folder of the iCloud account needs iCloud to be reachable, so every device keeps the same list. Reading and starring still work offline, and are sent when the connection is back
• If two of your feeds carry the same article, each copy has its own read state and its own star
• One iCloud account, the one of the Apple Account signed in on the device
• Resync from iCloud rereads everything the account keeps in iCloud, then syncs and tells you when it is done. Long-press the iCloud account. On iPad and Mac, it is in the account menu at the top of the sidebar. It can also run once a day or once a week, in Manage Account › Maintenance. It is off by default
• If Feedler's iCloud data is deleted in the Settings app, Feedler pauses the sync and asks before uploading your library again
• Improved iCloud sync reliability in some specific situations
• The whole story is on the blog: “A rebuilt iCloud account”. And the FAQ answers “How does the iCloud account work?”

Backup

• The iCloud account now has a backup on the device, in Manage Account › Backup: your own copy with Back Up Now, an automatic copy once a day at most that never replaces yours, and the copy made before this update, kept
• Restoring a backup adds the feeds and favorites that are missing, with their saved text, and tells you how many first. Nothing is deleted, and what comes back is sent to iCloud, so your other devices get it too
• The backup stays on the device. Deleting Feedler also deletes it

Feeds & reading

• On Local RSS and iCloud accounts, a feed you remove and add again comes back with everything its site still publishes, unread
• Feeds that a server sends as a web page now work
• Regenerating an article's cache also refreshes its image
• Trending Stories explains when stories appear while there is nothing to show yet
• Article titles show their accents and apostrophes correctly in Trending Stories, Listen to Article, AI Summary, Read Later and when shared by email

Also

• Fixed a case where the Accounts screen could stop responding
• On iPad and Mac, questions and the share sheet open in the window you are using
• The Feedler Unlimited screen keeps its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links in view

Feedler 1.8.2, the next update, introduces a rebuilt iCloud account. Existing iCloud accounts will be updated automatically; new accounts will use the new system from the start. Other account types are unchanged. After several rounds of fixes, I decided to rebuild the iCloud account, to make it more reliable and safer for your data. It is lighter too: apart from your favorites, Feedler no longer stores your articles in iCloud, so the account takes less of your iCloud storage. This post explains what happens when you update, what changes compared with what you know, and the new tools that come with it.

What happens when you update

The first time you open Feedler 1.8.2, it updates your iCloud account on its own, in three steps.

• A backup first: Feedler keeps a copy of the account on the device, with your feeds, your folders and your favorites with their saved text.
• The update itself: Feedler updates how the account's data is stored in iCloud. This happens automatically, without a prompt. On my own devices, it took a few seconds, up to about fifteen.
• One sync: Feedler then syncs the account once, so the device is up to date.

Your feeds, folders, favorites and read states should remain unchanged. The update needs a connection. If the device is offline at that moment, it waits for the next launch.

Two things to know. Update all your devices to 1.8.2: until a device is updated, it still shares feeds and folders with the others, but not read states and favorites. And on the first device you update, Feedler also removes the old article data from iCloud after preserving the saved content of your favorites. During this cleanup, changes may take longer to reach your other devices.

What changes

Articles are no longer kept in iCloud, except your favorites. Until now, iCloud also held the list of your recent articles. From this update on, iCloud carries your feeds and folders, what you have read or starred, and the saved text of your favorites. Each device fetches the articles from the sites when it syncs. In practice, unread counts may differ between devices because each downloads articles independently and may keep a different article history. A device left closed for a few days shows the newest articles after its next sync. In Settings › Synchronization, Sync on launch is on by default and syncs every time you open Feedler.

Changing your feeds needs a connection. Adding, renaming, moving or deleting a feed or a folder of the iCloud account now needs iCloud to be reachable, so every device keeps the same list. Offline, Feedler says so and changes nothing. Reading and starring still work offline, and are sent when the connection is back.

Separate read states and stars for each copy of an article. If two of your feeds carry the same article, each copy now has its own read state and its own star.

One iCloud account, the one of your Apple Account. The iCloud account in Feedler belongs to the Apple Account signed in on the device. If another Apple Account signs in, Feedler shows that account's feeds instead. Nothing is deleted in anyone's iCloud, but what had not reached iCloud yet at that moment, such as articles read or starred offline, is lost.

What stays the same. A feed deleted on one device is deleted on all of them, with its read states and its favorites. Removing the iCloud account from Feedler on one device deletes nothing in iCloud. Everything goes through your own private iCloud, and Feedler has no server of its own.

Resync from iCloud

This is a new command to use if a device ever gets out of sync. Long-press the iCloud account and tap Resync from iCloud. On iPad and Mac, it is in the account menu at the top of the sidebar. Feedler rereads all the account data stored in iCloud, including changes and deletions made on your other devices, then syncs and tells you when it is done. It never erases anything in iCloud.

It can also run on its own, once a day or once a week, with Manage Account › Maintenance › Automatic resync from iCloud. It is off by default.

Backup and restore

The iCloud account now has a backup on the device, in Manage Account › Backup. It can hold up to three copies.

• Your own backup: Back Up Now keeps a copy of the account's feeds, folders and favorites with their saved text. Feedler asks before replacing it.
• An automatic backup: once a day at most, when the account starts to sync. It never replaces your own.
• The backup from before the update: taken once, at the first launch of 1.8.2, and kept.

Restoring a backup adds the feeds and favorites that are missing, and tells you how many before it starts. Nothing is deleted and nothing that is already there is changed. What comes back is sent to iCloud, so your other devices get it too.

The backup has limits. It stays on the device. Deleting Feedler also deletes these local backups. It holds your feeds and your favorites, not what you have read: when a restored feed syncs again, its other articles come back as unread.

If something looks wrong

If your account looks different after the update, don't delete it. Try Resync from iCloud first, and write to me if the problem persists. The backup taken before the update can put your feeds and favorites back.

The details are in the FAQ: “How does the iCloud account work?”

Reliability

• Fixed a crash at launch on the Mac
• At launch, Feedler now waits until it can read your library instead of acting on it too early. A library it cannot open shows a short message, with a way to retry or to contact me
• Contact Feedler, shown when the library cannot be opened, asks before attaching a diagnostic report and tells you exactly what it holds

iCloud

• Improved iCloud sync reliability in some specific situations: a feed removed on one device, read and starred states changed on two devices, an iCloud account removed and added again
• Removing an iCloud RSS account on one device leaves your iCloud data in place: your other devices keep everything, and an account added again gets it all back
• A feed removed on one device takes its read and starred states with it everywhere, so a feed added again starts fresh
• When another device removes all or most of the feeds of your iCloud account at once, Feedler asks before removing them on this device too
• The iCloud settings backup reads older and newer backups tolerantly, keeps what a device does not know, and restores per-feed settings more reliably on a new device

Also

• Reader View: small inline SVG icons show at text size and in your theme's colours, and a site colour the reader cannot resolve takes your theme's accent
• Feeds list: the Mark all as read confirmation shows its icon in red like its title

Reliability

• Fixed a crash at launch on the iOS 27.2 beta, reported from TestFlight. The whole family of that crash is closed: Feedler now reads its database differently in every place that could trigger it, and a check refuses any new one before a build ships
• A feed removed on your service (Feedbin, FreshRSS and the others) while you were reading it: the next sync closes the article and brings you back to the feed list instead of leaving an empty screen
• An empty feed that will not refresh no longer stays on the loading placeholder

Free version and subscription

• One rule for the free version: one local RSS account keeps refreshing, up to five feeds. An iCloud account, a web service or a second local account pauses as a whole, and its articles stay readable. The Sync Paused notice opens the subscription screen
• Feeds paused by the free version show their badge as soon as the sync pauses them
• On a new device or after an iCloud restore, a subscriber's feeds no longer appear paused on the first launch
• The end of a subscription or of the trial is picked up as soon as you return to the app, at the expiry time, and before every sync. No relaunch needed
• Several fixes make the subscription screens more reliable and consistent

Also

• Add Feed says when a site's feed is blocked by Cloudflare instead of showing nothing
• On the Mac, the App Icon setting is shown only where the system can change the icon

The short version: a new layout for iPad and large iPhones, with the list next to the article on an iPhone Pro Max, Plus or Air in landscape, and ready for the iPhone Duo. After a relaunch, each window reopens on the article you were reading, at the same line. The same transition between articles everywhere. Ready for iOS 27, plus many fixes for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18.

iPad & large iPhones

• Feedler's window is now a single layout that adapts: sidebar, list and article when there is room, the iPhone layout when there is not. It keeps your place when you resize a window or use Split View, Slide Over or Stage Manager
• On an iPhone Pro Max, Plus or Air, landscape shows the list next to the article. Back in portrait, you are on the page you were reading
• Article full screen on iPad: one button to enter, one tap to leave. It now survives a trip through the app switcher
• The article's toolbar and its floating pill move with the column when it resizes
• With a hardware keyboard: J and K for the next and previous article, R to sync
• This layout also prepares the iPhone Duo: closed, the iPhone layout; open, list and article side by side

Picking up where you left off

• After a relaunch, each window reopens on its account, feed and article, with no animation replayed
• The reading position comes back to the exact line, whatever the screen or text size. It also survives a crash or a force quit
• Previous and next work right after a relaunch, including inside a trending story

Article transitions

• Moving between articles now looks the same everywhere (tap, chevron or pull past the end) on iPhone, iPad and Mac: the current page leaves and the next one slides in as soon as it is ready
• Pulling past the end of an article goes straight into the transition instead of bouncing back first
• Transitions cope better with fast taps, pulls and interruptions
• Large image galleries now fold into a stack. Tap it to browse them full screen. Settings › Article › Stack Galleries changes the rule

iOS 27

• Clearer glass controls, and softer blurs under the article's top controls and behind the pinned date headers
• On iPad, the article's toolbar minimizes with the system as you scroll

iOS 18 & iPadOS 18

• Fixed a crash when leaving the app on iPad
• Bars, sidebar and icons follow your theme
• On iPad in portrait, and on a large iPhone in landscape, the list stays beside the article

Feedler is designed first for iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 and later. iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 stay supported, with an experience that can be a little less polished.

Also

• iCloud: articles you read up to 45 days ago stay read on your other devices, whatever each device keeps locally
• Trending Stories splits a busy news week into one story per development, picks the headline that carries the news, and groups German, Spanish and other languages better
• Feeds that answer a browser with a web page (FeedPress feeds, for example) now load
• With the automatic appearance, an article no longer opens white inside a dark window
• A sync no longer re-reads, run after run, the pages that carry no image. The Activity Log also times the image downloads on their own row
• Extremely nested pages no longer risk a crash: they show the feed's own text instead
• The filter bar tucks away on a slow scroll too, and the sync status changes more smoothly
• On the Mac, the article's bottom pill no longer hugs the window edge
• The loading skeleton uses the article's real margins from its first frame

iCloud

• Read state, favorites, new feeds and folder changes made on one device reach your other devices within seconds, while the app is open. The notification path between devices was silently broken and has been repaired
• A feed added on another device arrives with its icon and its recent articles, and gets the same caching as at launch, so it opens offline like the others
• An iCloud account running without Feedler Unlimited now says so at the top of the feed list and in the Activity Log; subscribing resumes syncing at once

Sync

• The status line names each step, Generating icons, Fetching thumbnails, Caching, in order, and holds the result long enough to read
• Tap a sync's Duration in the Activity Log to see how long each step took and how many items it handled
• Feed counts and icons appear as soon as articles land, instead of after the whole run
• A site that stops answering is paused for a growing while instead of slowing every sync. Long-press the feed for Retry at Next Sync
• Thumbnails that fail to download are skipped from then on, and loaded only when a list shows them
• Prefetch thumbnails: Always, Wi-Fi only or Never, globally, per account or per feed. Until now every sync saved the thumbnail of every new article so lists stay complete offline. On a large account that is hundreds of downloads, most of them for articles you will never open. Never or Wi-Fi only also pauses the search for missing thumbnails in the same cases

Feeds & lists

• The feeds list refreshes only the rows that changed while a sync runs, on iPhone, iPad and Mac, so scrolling stays smooth as articles land
• Under Unread and Favorites, a feed that drops to zero leaves the list as soon as its sync ends
• Sites served with a blank placeholder image no longer end up with an empty icon
• On iPad and Mac, switching feeds while an article is open animates the “Select an article” placeholder in and out like the article itself

Import & news

• OPML import no longer flags feeds that only accept RSS readers as unreachable
• Feedler News items now open on the right release notes

Stability

• Feedler no longer crashes at launch when its library can't be opened: it sets the library aside, starts fresh and tells you

Feedler Insights

• A new entry at the root of Settings: facts from your syncs, feeds and settings, each with one suggestion and a button to the right place
• Cards for feeds that no longer exist, keep refusing readers or went quiet, for full caching you rarely read, for thumbnails stretching your syncs, for your reading hours, your theme, your cache budget, for prefetch you may not need, and more
• Swipe a card to see it again in two weeks, long-press to never see it again, one button to reset; “Review feeds” applies a change to the feeds a card names, at once
• Three rotating “Did you know?” tips, and a one-tap way to follow Feedler news
• Everything is computed on your device when you open the screen; nothing runs in the background

Reading

• Switching articles is one animation everywhere: tap another article in the list on iPad and Mac, or go to the next or previous one on iPhone. The current article slides away, the next slides in, and a small “Fetching article” indicator bridges the gap when it still has to load
• The first article you open on iPad and Mac arrives the same way
• Filter bar (Favorites / Unread / All): easier to tap, and you can now press and slide to pick a filter

Sync

• Find missing thumbnails: on by default, off in one toggle, globally, per account or per feed. When a feed ships no image, Feedler looks one up on the article page, the longest part of a big account's sync
• Feed Info shows how many of a feed's latest articles came with an image, and how many Feedler found itself
• Thumbnail lookups run on more lanes in parallel, so big accounts sync faster even with the setting on
• Sync issues tell “Blocked by site” apart from a real server error, with the HTTP status
• Feeds dating their articles “2026-08-31 08:35:31” parse again; articles you read while a sync is running stay read

Settings & app

• A new “Light & Dark” app icon: the Feedler mark on a light ground that turns black in dark appearance
• Prefetch articles no longer locks itself and no longer changes Default View on its own
• Every article keeps the reason its cache last failed, so Insights can tell you which sites won't hand over their pages
• A “Write a Review” row at the bottom of Settings, which will work once Feedler is on the App Store

Also

• Podcast pages of some sites now show their description and audio player instead of an empty article
• Better article extraction on several sites, stability and performance improvements throughout

All releases on the changelog.

When big news breaks, half your feeds write about it. A keynote, a major release, an election night — every site you follow publishes its own take, and your timeline fills with variations on the same event, scattered between everything else you meant to read.

Trending Stories is Feedler's answer: a new smart list where, whenever several of your sources cover the same news, their articles are gathered into one story — the sources' icons stacked together, one headline, and every site's take a tap away.

Your feeds, nothing else

Stories are built only from the sources you follow: no editor, no external news service, no global popularity chart. If a story is trending in Feedler, it's because it's trending in your reading.

Every angle, side by side

Expand a story and each source's coverage sits under the shared headline, one article after another. Read states work right in place — mark any article read inside the story, exactly as you would in a regular list.

Done with a story? Not interested at all?

Two different gestures. Done reading: tap Mark all as read — the story bows out, and comes back the moment a new article joins that news. Not interested: swipe left to delete it for good — with an Undo right after, and a restore for every deleted story in the settings.

An algorithm, not AI

Stories are grouped by a smart matching algorithm running entirely on your device: it works on every iPhone, iPad and Mac — no Apple Intelligence required — and nothing about your reading ever leaves your device. One optional extra does use Apple Intelligence on devices that have it: AI Summary condenses a whole story's articles into a few lines.

Make it yours

Tune it in Settings › Lists › Trending Stories: how recent a story must be, how many sources it takes to make one, whether stories can group articles across languages — and a one-tap way to restore the stories you've swiped away.

Trending Stories is rolling out to TestFlight testers now and will be part of the upcoming App Store release. Read the full post — or the FAQ entry for every detail.

Feedler Unlimited

• Feedler now offers a subscription: Feedler Unlimited — monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan
• Unlimited unlocks unlimited feeds, sync services (Feedbin, NewsBlur, FreshRSS, BazQux, The Old Reader and more), iCloud sync across your devices, and OPML import
• One subscription, the whole family: Feedler Unlimited works with Family Sharing
• The free experience keeps every reading feature — Reader View, galleries, Trending Stories, full customization — with up to five feeds
• If a subscription ever lapses, nothing is deleted and nothing is locked away: extra feeds simply pause, everything stays readable — resubscribe and it all resumes
• A new welcome screen greets first launches, and Settings gains a Subscription page

During the TestFlight beta, subscribing is free: Apple's test environment handles the billing, and no real charges are ever made — even where the app shows prices.

Trending Stories

• A new smart list gathers the topics several of your feeds are covering at the same time, grouped into stories
• Built on a fast on-device algorithm — not AI — so it works on every iPhone, iPad and Mac, in 13 languages
• On devices with Apple Intelligence, one tap summarizes the whole story — in your language
• Swipe to delete a story (with Undo), restore deleted stories any time, tune everything in Settings
• Full keyboard navigation on iPad and Mac

Feeds Discover

• Add Feeds now opens on Feeds Discover: Feedler Packs — ready-made sets of quality sources — and suggestions topic by topic
• Five catalogs (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish), every source picked and tested by hand — and the catalog updates itself between app updates
• Build your starter set in one visit: tap to add, tap again to undo — one single sync when you're done

New sync services

• The Old Reader and BazQux join the family — subscriptions, folders, read states and favorites sync both ways
• You can now connect up to 8 accounts side by side

Feed icons

• Choose the shape of your feed icons — Round or Square — in Settings; round is the new default, with real design treatment per icon
• The icon picker got honest — only icons that actually load are suggested, with more real choices per site

Parser customization

• Long-press any image while reading to hide it — by exact URL or by CSS class — managed in the new Hidden images list
• Rules now apply themselves: change a rule and already-cached articles re-parse automatically
• Sturdier rules, and Hide content now catches lists, figures, quotes and tables too

Sync & feeds

• OPML files now open straight in Feedler — from Mail, Files or AirDrop
• Feeds in the earliest RSS dialects now work, and a single odd date no longer rejects a whole feed
• Feeds served only over http can finally be added, and Reddit feeds are more dependable
• Stopping a sync asks for confirmation, and the Activity Log shows each sync's duration

Also

• Fixed two crashes, articles read mid-sync stay read, calmer article lists while reading
• More sites show their complete article text, and image captions no longer overlap
• iOS 27 polish, and updated image and parsing engines under the hood
• feedlerapp.com grew too: a new home, a blog, a press page and brand-new FAQ sections

The full release notes carry every detail and screenshot.

Image galleries

• Articles with a run of consecutive images now group them as a tidy gallery grid — and a simple pair of images sits side by side instead of stacking full width
• New: Stack Galleries — galleries fold into a single elegant pile of cards with a photo counter; tap the pile to browse every photo fullscreen. You choose when it kicks in (from 3 images, from 6, or never) in Settings › Article, and switching applies instantly to existing articles
• Tap any gallery image to open a fullscreen carousel: swipe from photo to photo, pinch to zoom, and land right back where you were in the article
• Portrait screenshots display as a sensible centered card instead of stretching across the page

Animations

• Switching feeds sweeps the new article list in with a short elastic drift and a real bounce — the lists crossfade into each other and the feed header rides the same spring
• Changing filters uses the same gentle reveal, with the header staying perfectly still
• The rolling wave when a list settles was re-tuned frame by frame — one smooth motion down the whole column
• Mark all as read and hop to the next feed: the header animates along instead of snapping
• Pull down at the top of an article for a gentle elastic stretch — header, image and text ease apart and settle back with a native bounce
• The feeds list now updates quietly while you read — no more rows visibly collapsing when you come back to it

Reading

• Scrolling long articles is far smoother on iPhone and iPad — images no longer nudge the page around as they load, and scrolling starts instantly, never waiting on a gesture
• iPad: the content no longer jumps when the toolbar reappears at the end of an article
• Reaching the end of an article can no longer get stuck advancing to the same article

Sync & accounts

• Feedbin: renaming a feed as you add it now syncs the name to the server — it shows everywhere, not just in Feedler
• Feedbin: articles you had already read in another app are no longer skipped on import
• A freshly added feed stays visible in the list while it completes its first sync
• The "Slow Connection" prompt only appears when the connection is genuinely slow — no more false alarms on fast networks because a website was having a bad day

Also

• Galleries on some sites no longer repeat the same photo at several sizes — less scrolling, less data
• Stray leftover section headings at the very end of some articles are cleaned up
• Articles that embed the same video twice now play it once
• Send Article by email: YouTube videos become rich video cards with a thumbnail

Article Source

• New per-feed setting in Parser Customization: Source — choose Feed Content and Feedler reads articles straight from the feed, never fetching the page
• Made for paid subscriber feeds (404 Media, and blogs on Ghost or Substack), newsletters through services like Kill the Newsletter, and self-hosted setups that already deliver full articles
• Feedler recognizes feeds that look like they carry the full article and suggests the switch right in the article — dismiss it once and it never asks again for that feed
• Kill the Newsletter feeds are set up out of the box

Newsletters

• Newsletters delivered through feeds are rebuilt as clean articles: real headings, no cramped email layout, no giant empty spaces or stray tracking images
• The article list shows the newsletter sender's name under the title

Sharing

• Send Article: share the entire article by email — from the article's "…" menu or the share sheet, with clean readable formatting in any mail app, light and dark

Also

• Relaunching the app no longer replays caching that already happened, and quiet retries no longer flash the progress bar
• The Advanced Parser is faster and more reliable on tricky sites
• iOS 27: closing the in-app browser no longer leaves the article shifted sideways
• Smoother, higher-frame-rate scrolling deep in long article lists
• Subscribing to the Feedler changelog feed now syncs right away

Reading

• Articles no longer get stuck showing only their feed summary — offline reading is dependable again, and affected articles repair themselves automatically
• When an article can't be shown in Reader View, it switches to Feed View with a small hint instead of showing the wrong content — tapping Reader View again retries
• Full-screen reading on iPhone: the buttons at the top of the article fade away as you scroll down and come back as soon as you scroll up
• YouTube videos play in the native inline player everywhere
• Smoother scrolling and images while reading

Sync

• Auto Sync now matches what each platform really does: a simple Never or Background choice on iPhone and iPad, precise intervals on Mac — each platform keeps its own setting
• Auto-sync no longer refreshes the article list while you're reading it

iPad & Mac

• Mac: Settings opens in a real, movable window (⌘,)
• Mac: fixed a slowdown that built up over long sessions
• iPad: smoother animations when switching feeds, in portrait and landscape
• iPad: the full-screen image viewer follows rotation

Also

• Duplicate articles are handled much better: when a site republishes a story, you now see one clean row showing the latest version, unread badges stay accurate — and a related crash is fixed
• No more false "slow connection" warnings on good connections
• The full Changelog is now in Settings, with an option to follow release notes as a feed

Reading Comfort (new Aa toolkit)

• New Article Width and Letter Spacing sliders, tuned for every screen size
• Three new reading fonts: Literata, Atkinson Hyperlegible Next and OpenDyslexic
• New Visual Assistance settings: 4 optional eye-guidance modes with a per-theme customizable highlight color
• New Dyslexia-Friendly preset: one switch applies the research-backed combination
• The Aa panel is now expandable on iPhone and a floating palette on Mac

iPad & Mac

• Navigate everything with the arrow keys: up/down move through feeds and articles, left/right move between columns, and reaching the end of a list jumps to the next feed without marking anything read
• A subtle accent ring shows where the keyboard cursor is
• Right-clicking a feed or article now highlights the row the menu belongs to
• The article you are reading no longer disappears from the list or sidebar while filters update

Reddit & Discovery Improvements

• Reddit is far more reliable: adding respects Reddit's rate limits (a pending feed can still be added and fills up on the next sync), and typing r/apple is enough to follow a subreddit
• Smarter feed discovery: sites group into expandable cards, regional domains are suggested, RSS directory pages are scraped

Sync & Stability

• iCloud account: robustness fixes for multiple device scenarios
• Background refresh is more reliable on weak connections; the Activity Log now shows refreshes iOS granted but interrupted
• Hardened against iOS/macOS 27 beta crashes reported by testers
• "Mark Below as Read" now covers very long lists entirely
• The in-app browser closes at full 120Hz and should no longer leave the article shifted
• Provider accounts show the feed's full content when the feed provides it
• Article display and cleanup improvements on several sites
• Feedbin: sign-in accepts plain usernames

An all-new iPad experience

• Three-column layout: feeds sidebar, article list and a persistent reading pane, with smooth column animations and a full-screen reading mode
• Redesigned account hub in the sidebar, with sync status at a glance
• Pull up or down at the end of an article to jump to the next or previous one, with a brand-new indicator animation — now on iPhone too
• Info sheets and popovers properly sized for the big screen
• Display settings are now stored per device, so your iPad and iPhone can each keep their own setup

Feedler also runs better on the Mac — the layout is the same as on iPad, but it isn't fully optimized yet; that's coming in a future update.

A faster, smarter sync — especially on slow networks

• Sync now saves article text first and fetches images afterwards, so your articles are ready to read much sooner
• Images keep downloading quietly in the background, with a progress indicator and a one-tap cancel
• New image download setting: Never, Smart or Always — globally, per account or per feed. Smart watches your connection and checks with you before starting a heavy download on a slow network
• A sync can now be cancelled at any time
• Smarter disk usage: the cache limit now applies to article content only, and thumbnails get their own separate cap — the oldest ones are cleaned up automatically and simply reload from the network when you're online

This new sync changes how articles are stored. Articles cached by previous versions are converted automatically on first launch — if some older articles still look wrong, clear the cache in Settings and sync again.

A much richer Activity Log

• Every sync now records exactly what it did: new articles, articles cached, and images downloaded with their total size and duration
• The detail page breaks the images down feed by feed, so you can see which feeds fill your cache
• Images skipped on a slow network are counted separately from failures, so you always know why something isn't cached yet
• Cancelled syncs are now marked as such in the history, and unreachable self-hosted servers leave a trace too

And the rest

• Sync All Accounts: refresh every account in one tap, from the account hub or a long press on an account card
• Automatic refresh now also works while the app is open, not just in the background
• Restoring on a new device brings every account back, with content filling in automatically
• Unreachable self-hosted servers now fail fast instead of stalling the sync
• Many stability and performance improvements, especially for large accounts

Reading & navigation

• The article navigation engine was rebuilt: opening, closing and swiping between articles is now smoother and steadier, even while a sync runs
• Very large article lists now open instantly and stay smooth while scrolling — more rows load quietly as you approach the end
• Feeds that repeatedly fail to load now show a warning badge, with details and advice in Feed Info
• Missing favicons fixed

Activity Log

• Settings gains an Activity Log: a timeline of every sync (background included), feeds added or removed, OPML imports and account errors
• Tap a sync to see exactly which feeds brought new articles and how many; failed feeds are listed with the reason
• Tap an OPML import to see the full list of imported feeds
• Every entry names its account, and you choose how long history is kept (1 week, 2 weeks or a month)

NewsBlur sign-in

• Sign in with NewsBlur: authorize on newsblur.com — your password never touches the app; the classic form stays as a fallback and existing accounts keep working
• Manage Account now shows who's signed in, with Re-authenticate and Log out

Listen to Article

• Redesigned mini-player with the article's artwork
• New playback speed control (0.8× to 2×), remembered across articles

Feeds & discovery

• YouTube playlists can now be added — paste the playlist page or its share link and Feedler finds the feed; channel links resolve faster too
• YouTube video descriptions now appear in article lists
• Old http:// feed addresses are upgraded automatically, and OPML imports check every feed's reachability with a status badge before you confirm

Sync

• Fixed a crash loop that could require reinstalling the app when a feed appeared twice — the app now repairs itself at launch
• Removed all default import and cleanup limits: new feeds import their full history, and nothing is deleted or marked as read unless you explicitly choose a limit ("No limit" is the new default)
• Accounts with very large unread backlogs now sync correctly and much faster
• The sync progress bar now always completes smoothly to 100% and never jumps backwards

New settings

• Preferred Summary Language: choose whether AI summaries follow the article's language or your device's
• Mark as Read on Open (on by default) and Mark as Read on Scroll (off by default)

Reading & feeds

• Feed suggestions are now verified before being shown — no more picking a suggestion only to hit "No feed found at this URL", and suggestion titles are cleaner
• Smoother article toolbar animations and improved video handling in articles
• Favorites are now fully protected from cache cleanup and stay readable offline
• Sharper feed icons in more cases

Adding feeds

• Discovery now probes the exact address you paste, path included, so more sites and pages resolve to their real feed on the first try — including awkward ones like Reddit URLs
• Fixed adding Squarespace sites, which used to be rejected
• Adding a feed is noticeably faster, and a new "Import OPML" shortcut lives directly in the + menu

Reddit

• Multi-subreddit accounts improved: feeds are named r/<sub> by default, articles read cleanly in Reader View, and icons are reliable
• Reddit strictly rate-limits its RSS feeds (roughly one request per minute per device) since June 2026. Feedler now spaces out and automatically retries Reddit requests, so Reddit feeds refresh more slowly and mostly in the background — a Reddit restriction, not a bug

Also

• Better support for Kill the Newsletter!
• Sharper feed icons: hosted accounts (Inoreader, Feedbin, NewsBlur…) now show real site icons instead of blurry placeholders, and the icon picker's suggestion matches the one actually in use
• Fixed adding an Inoreader account whose subscription list contained duplicate feeds
• The FAQ now opens inside the app, and Feedler is on Mastodon
• Article list polish: larger date headers and tighter rows for text-only stories
• Stability: fixed reported crashes, safer content caching, and the sync status no longer shows the wrong account after switching