What's New in SwiftWire 1.4 New progress bar tracks where you are in every article, and estimated read times now appear right in the feed so you know what you're getting into before you tap. Feed Statistics gives you a breakdown of any feed — total and unread counts, how often it posts, the most active day, average read time, and more. Find it in the feed context menu or the article list toolbar. Text-to-Speech has been completely overhauled. You can now browse all the voices installed on your device, grouped by language, and pick your favourite — with badges marking Premium and Enhanced quality voices. A new speed slider lets you dial in exactly the pace you want. Mac and iPad keyboard users get a new Article menu with shortcuts for jumping between articles (⌘] / ⌘[), toggling read status (⌘⇧M), and opening in the browser (⌘⇧O). Finally, notifications have been fixed, no more burst of alerts when you first add a feed, and refreshes now send one tidy summary per feed instead of one ping per article.

Version 1.3 This update fixes several issues that were silently preventing feeds from loading correctly, and brings a handful of quality-of-life improvements. Bug Fixes Fixed Atom feeds (Substack, many tech blogs, and podcasts) showing no articles Fixed article dates appearing blank, causing incorrect sort order Fixed feed titles sometimes appearing incomplete Fixed notifications firing during manual refreshes Fixed special characters like em-dashes and curly quotes being stripped from article previews Improvements Feeds now refresh in parallel — significantly faster on larger feed lists Unread article counts now appear on feed rows and folder headers Reader mode preference is now remembered between articles OPML import and export now preserve folder structure Folders can now be renamed, and new folders can be created from the feed list App Store "What's New" has a ~4000 character limit and no formatting, so here's the plain-text version ready to paste: This update fixes several issues that were silently preventing feeds from loading correctly. Bug Fixes: • Fixed Atom feeds (Substack, many tech blogs) showing no articles • Fixed article dates appearing blank, causing incorrect sort order • Fixed feed titles sometimes appearing incomplete • Fixed notifications firing during manual refreshes • Fixed special characters being stripped from article previews Improvements: • Feeds now refresh in parallel — much faster on large feed lists • Unread counts now show on feed rows and folder headers • Reader mode preference is now remembered between articles • OPML import and export now preserve folder structure • Folders can now be renamed and created from the feed list

What's New in SwiftWire 1.2 - Pull to refresh on iPhone and iPad — just drag down to check for new articles - Articles are now automatically marked as read when you open them - Various improvements and bug fixes