A quieter page, and a home that knows the hour. Morning page sits beside Continue — your first unread and your last open, side by side. Today’s stack softens with the time of day, and marking everything read gets the same calm checkmark ritual as a single shelf. In the reader, season grain stays on the paper alone (never the chrome), a thin ink line marks how far you’ve come, and the page settles when you reach the end. Site clutter — share rows, author mugshots, comment crumbs, related rails — is stripped so the article reads as an article. Opening a piece shows a soft paper wash until the text and first photos are ready; swiping keeps only the current page and its neighbour warm. As always, thank you for reading with KansoRSS.

What’s New in KansoRSS 1.6 A calmer home for everyday reading. Today opens as a quiet ritual with the date and a stack of pages, Continue picks up your last article, and the Markup library shows your ink on paper-style cards. This update also brings shelf management (rename, reorder, move feeds), a Search index with recent queries and Unread / Saved / shelf chips, Share → Add with a shelf from Safari, a Today home-screen widget, “new links” badges on Page watch, and a Share page flow for links, page notes, and markup digests. As always, thank you for reading with KansoRSS.

What's New in KansoRSS 1.5 A richer photo experience in the reader. Images now keep their natural proportions, appear in a clean two-column layout when they run together, and stay in the same order as the original article. This update also brings tap-to-expand with swipe-through gallery viewing, smarter duplicate filtering, animated feedback for Mark all as read and Refresh, and site favicons on your feeds. As always, thank you for reading with KansoRSS.

What's New in KansoRSS 1.4 A refreshed paper-and-ink interface across the app. Home now opens with bold Today, Saved, and Markup tiles, shelves live in clean card sections, and feeds, search, and Add feed share the same calm surface language. This update also brings clearer unread badges, full-row taps throughout, custom swipe actions on feeds and articles, a unified reader card with a quieter layout and a wider iPad reading column, and smoother shelf collapse without visual glitches. As always, thank you for reading with KansoRSS.

What's New in KansoRSS 1.3 Introducing Paper Seasons, a collection of beautiful paper-inspired themes including Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. This update also brings colored feed monograms, PDF and text export for marked-up articles (Plus), smarter cloud sync controls, full-width reader images, and significantly smoother article navigation with optimized native paging. As always, thank you for reading with KansoRSS.

Version 1.2 New * Notifications — Added a complete notification system with support for app notifications and improved alert handling. * OPML import/export — Easily import or export your RSS subscriptions using OPML files. * Smart feed adding — Simply paste a website URL and the app automatically discovers the RSS feed for you. * Feed confirmation — Clear success messages are now shown when feeds are added successfully. * Settings redesign — The settings sheet has been replaced with a full-page settings experience. * Home toolbar improvements — Added new quick-access toolbar actions directly in the Home view. Improvements * Article reader — Articles now display cleaner with improved HTML rendering and fewer formatting issues. * Images — Article photos are displayed more consistently and with better visual quality throughout the app. * Reader experience — General UI polish and layout refinements across the app. Fixes * HTML rendering — Fixed multiple article formatting issues caused by unsupported or broken HTML content. * Feed handling — Improved reliability when detecting and adding RSS feeds from websites.

Version 1.1 Fixes : iPhone reader layout — Article text no longer clips at the sides in portrait when swiping between posts. Thumbnails — Feed and reader images stay within their cards; very wide images no longer stretch the layout. New : Search — Find articles across your whole library by title, author, or feed name (including synced articles). Open search from the magnifying glass on the home screen. Per-feed settings — In Edit feed, set options per site: auto-load full article, list thumbnails, and refresh interval (including manual-only refresh).