PrivyFeed 0.4.0 focuses on making article reading more reliable and feed refresh easier to reach. - Improve Reading mode with ReadabilityKit-powered article extraction for cleaner article text, titles, metadata, images, links, code blocks, quotes, and tables. - Try multiple browser user agents when fetching articles, improving compatibility with more publishers and websites. - Detect access-denied, CAPTCHA, and blocked extraction pages, then fall back to Web view when Reading mode cannot load an article. - Extract article text from structured JSON-LD content when available, helping Reading mode work on pages without clean article markup. - Add pull-to-refresh to the article list for faster feed updates. - Add Refresh to the More menu, keeping manual refresh available from the main feed screen. - Keep Mark All as Read in the More menu while disabling it only where it does not apply. - Improve third-party license metadata for the new article readability engine.

PrivyFeed 0.3.1 focuses on reading comfort and small-screen layout polish. - Make the feed list more compact so more articles fit on screen at once. - Give the article reading view more usable space by reducing fixed headers, margins, and reading content padding. - Move the Article/Chat switcher to a bottom translucent control, keeping the main content area clear. - Improve the Add Feed sheet so it adapts to narrow iPhone widths and keeps action buttons inside the screen. - Improve URL entry in Add Feed with URL keyboard behavior and no automatic capitalization or autocorrection.

PrivyFeed 0.3.0 improves subscription organization and feed refresh reliability. Add new RSS/Atom feeds directly into an existing group from the Add Feed dialog. Access Add Feed and Add Group as separate toolbar actions for a faster subscription workflow. Refresh feeds more reliably: one failing feed no longer stops the entire refresh run. Reduce duplicate refresh work when switching feeds, with a short refresh cooldown for recently fetched feeds. Move feed fetching and parsing work off the main UI path to keep the app more responsive during refresh.