- Headline display config bug fixes. - Login bug fixes.

New Features - Headline display configuration! Find it at "Settings" > "Configure Headline Display". - Better credits!, Find them at "Settings" > "View Credits". Fixes - Increased size in various strings around the app. - Many many performance improvements. This is especially useful when you have a large list of articles.

New Features • What's New dialog! After important updates this modal will display. • YouTube Feed Mods! Your YouTube videos will be embedded directly in your articles. • Speaking of Feed Mods, since there are more than one they are hidden behind a dialog. • Change log viewing. Head to Settings, scroll to the bottom and press "Changelog". You can view the history of these messages there. • Version detection. When you look in the changelog you will get everything with your version marked as "Current Version". • Subscribe to Feed modal has been made an actual stack modal rather than some custom thing. • Feed tags for aggregate feeds. When you are viewing virtual feeds that could container articles from a variety of normal feeds you will see an feed tag, denoting which feed it belongs to. • Setting for colorful special feed icons. Fixes • Badge updates are more accurate. • More accessible padding on many common elements. • Login flow is much better.

Fixed: under certain circumstances debug mode could be forced on and stuck that way. This build fixes that.

Apologies! I uploaded the wrong version. This is the correct version. # Features - Homescreen badges and notifications. See how many articles you have unread. - Feed mod framework. - Simple framework for modifing articles as they are displayed. - Settings toggle to disable it if you don't like it. - Currently supports only xkcd.com # Fixes - Coloring of some elements - Subscribe to feed modal wasn't handling errors as well as it should have been. - Unsubscribing from feeds was not working smoothly.

# Features - Homescreen badges and notifications. See how many articles you have unread. - Feed mod framework. - Simple framework for modifing articles as they are displayed. - Settings toggle to disable it if you don't like it. - Currently supports only xkcd.com #Fixes - Coloring of some elements - Subscribe to feed modal wasn't handling errors as well as it should have been. - Unsubscribing from feeds was not working smoothly.