Version 3.3.8

FIXED:
- A bug that prevented users from subscribing to certain feeds when using the app with Feedly.
- Other minor bug fixes.

Previously in Version 3.3.7

FIXED:
- A bug the prevented new users from logging in to their Feedly accounts.
- Other minor bug fixes.

Version 3.3.6

FIXED:
- A bug that caused a crash when opening an article in some cases.
- Other minor bug fixes.

Version 3.3.5

FIXED:
- A bug that caused a crash when swiping on an item in the article list on macOS 26.1.
- A bug that caused the app to extract the incorrect URL/link from certain feeds when using Feedly for sync. (This fix will only be applicable to articles fetched after this build is installed. To apply the fix to older articles, please logout of your Feedly account & log back in).
- Other minor bug fixes.

Version 3.3.3

FIXED:
- YouTube Error 153: YouTube videos should now work more reliably.
- A bug that caused inconsistent scrolling behaviour when using Spacebar (Keyboard Shortcut) to scroll on macOS 26.
- Other minor bug fixes.

Version 3.3.1

ADDED:
- Icons in app's main menu on macOS 26

FIXED:
- A bug that caused the window to go blank while scrolling an article on macOS 26.
- Other minor bug fixes.


Version 3.3.0

NEW:

- Updated for the new macOS 26 Liquid Glass User Interface, along with a new app icon to go with it.

- Summarization of articles using Apple Intelligence on iOS 26 (available on devices that support Apple Intelligence).
-- Summarization is available in the context menu in Article Lists, and as a link at the top of the reading area in the Full Text View, and the Feed Item View. It is also available in the share sheet.
-- You can even edit the summarization prompt (that the app send to Apple Intelligence) using the second button in the top right in the Summary View. (NOTE: Editing its only available when the app has a generated summary, not while a summary is being generated)
--- The default prompt is "Summarize this article", you can change it to something like "Summarize this article in bullet points" or "Summarize this article in two sentences" or "Give a non-clickbait title to this article".

- New "View Mode" button in the top bar to switch between different view modes from within the article reading view. When using it, the app remembers (and syncs if using iCloud sync mode) the last used view mode on a per feed basis, so you do not have to keep switching.
-- Updated the names of article reading modes. "Full-text" is now "Full Text View", "Original Content" is now "Feed Item View", and "Inline Webpage" is now "Web View".

- New "Get Current Article" shortcut, which should now be available in the Shortcuts app.

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