• Each feed now shows its latest articles, the same number in its own list and in All Feeds, so a busy feed never goes quiet for the rest of the day. Set the number on a feed's screen, or for every feed at once in Feeds settings. • A feed can be kept out of All Feeds with one switch. • Going back from an article is easier: a short swipe right is enough. • Mark Read Above now takes you to the top of the list. • Feeds ride out slow or patchy Wi-Fi, and a feed can be refreshed on its own: tap ↻ on its screen, or long-press it on Home.

• Fixes an article's main image disappearing once its full text loaded, on sites that put the photo below the article.

• Fixes empty article lists on iOS 26: feeds showed a count but no articles. • Pull to refresh works on short and empty lists. • Fixes article images that sometimes appeared for a moment and then disappeared. • Mark All as Read in All Feeds now clears every feed, including articles only a feed's own list shows. • Starred: Unstar All clears a list's stars at once, and warns when Keep Articles would then remove older ones.

• Tap an article's image to open it full screen: pinch or double-tap to zoom, swipe down to close, and share or save it. • Daily Limits now start at 50 a day in a feed's own list and 25 in All Feeds, so busy sites don't crowd out quiet ones. • Mark All as Read marks exactly the articles it counted, and in Unread it clears the list. • Daily Limits hold steady: once a day's articles are in, removing older ones never brings hidden ones into view. • Charts, maps, audio players and other embeds show as links instead of disappearing. • Cleaner full-text articles; pages a publisher marks as subscriber-only open in the browser instead. • Titles no longer lose words that look like code or tags. • Better large-text and VoiceOver support; the reader's toolbar shows read, star and Summary in orange when they're on. • Faster counts on Home and smoother pulls between articles. • Requests never send or store cookies. • Starter packs: the Washington Post feed works again, and the Washington Examiner replaces The Right Scoop. • Clear messages when you're offline or a feed stops working. • Many fixes for unusual feeds.