This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Fixed: Endless feed search for certain subscription attempts - Improved: Sync speed for large subscription numbers

Micro Blogging to the people! More and more, people start taking their micro blogging out of social media silos and into their own hands, I mean feet, er… I mean FEEDS! Web Subscriber 5.1 offers a "Micro-Blogposts" smart stream in the "Discover" section, providing you with an overview over all micro-blogposts* among your subscriptions**. *Micro-Blogposts = Untitled blogposts with max. 280 characters. Like tweets, but in the open web. ** Doesn't work with Newsblur at the moment (Newsblur always inserts a title, even in untitled posts). Update 5.1.1: Improved sync performance.

Micro Blogging to the people! More and more, people start taking their micro blogging out of social media silos and into their own hands, I mean feet, er… I mean FEEDS! Web Subscriber 5.1 offers a "Micro-Blogposts" smart stream in the "Discover" section, providing you with an overview over all micro-blogposts* among your subscriptions**. *Micro-Blogposts = Untitled blogposts with max. 280 characters. Like tweets, but in the open web. ** Doesn't work with Newsblur at the moment (Newsblur always inserts a title, even in untitled posts).

EVERYTHING is new in this version! Yes, 'Web Subscriber' is the app formerly known as 'Slow Feeds'. Slow Feeds are still there (with an adjustable threshold even) - and so are Hot Links and Images, all part of the 'Discover' section. Instead of High Volume feeds, you now get 'All Articles' and - completely new - you get to tag and browse your feeds manually as you like as well. That's a lot! But is it too much? Don't worry: Instead of 'Zen Mode' you can now completely customize the sections you want to use if you want to reduce noise. You can even use single tags as top-level navigation section. Other new goodies: - More list view options, everywhere (read/unread, with/without excerpt, reverse sorting) - Use Web Subscriber without 3rd party feed reader service

Layout Fixes for iPhone X

- Links to an articles own feed domain are no longer taken into account for Hot Links (Thanks Lee!) - Improved stability

Fixed: Crash when trying to share an article

Bugfixes - Eliminated some potential crashes - Bold text was omitting letters in some cases

Nicer display of tweet-like posts, microblogging, snippets, blips – or however you like to call the phenomenon of posts without titles. To make these posts look good but consistent with titled posts, quite a few design changes were necessary – in article headers as well as most of the list views. If you don't know what I'm talking about, subscribe to feeds from Manton Reece and Dave Winer :-) Also: Fixes some problems with the subscribe extension

Fixed: Crashes in Zen Version

Bugfix release is fixing bugs :-) Fixed: Older starred items were suddenly forgotten Fixed: Feedly Authentication failed silently Fixed: NewsBlur Sync problems Fixed: Suboptimal split view collapse handling on 5.5 inch screen iPhones Sorry! And thanks to the people who reported these instead of silently shaking fists in my general direction.

- Added: 3D Touch Quick Actions, most notably: "Add subscription" - Improved: In-App browser swipe-to-dismiss gesture recognition - Fixed: Some URL scheme actions stopped working

- In-App Browser (Safari View Controller) can be swiped away (to the right) like regular views - Fixed: Problems with sync for certain feeds containing special characters in their ID

- Migrated to the new iOS standard in-app web browser - A new layout for iPad, supporting multitasking

Fixed: Slow Feeds could crash while you were trying to re-authenticate a Feedly account.

Improved feed frequency analysis

- Added support for custom sync services using Feedbin, Newsblur or Google Reader-compatible APIs - Removed dynamic row heights in favor of smooth list scrolling and updating - Added the option to include the article title for URL sharing/actions If you like Slow Feeds, please take a moment to rate it on the App Store :-) Small things: - Fixed style interferences between Slow Feeds and extensions, as well as between the Slow Feeds extension and its host apps. - Removed settings for "open in" browsers. If you have them installed, they appear as an action. - Removed custom Opera Mini activity. Opera Mini comes with its own extension now. - New RSS icon for feed management and other small design changes - Tweaked feed frequency analysis

The new extension "RSS to Slow Feeds" lets you subscribe to feeds of an URL from any app with support for iOS 8 action extensions! Other changes: - Adapted layouts and font sizes throughout the app to make it look good across the complete range of current iOS devices - Removed the remaining built-in non-browser extension (Delicious - brings its own extension now) - Minor bug fixes and enhancements

- Requires iOS 8 - Support for new device sizes - Some sharing actions have been removed (use the new iOS 8 extension functionality instead) - Many small design and performance improvements

- Fixed: In-app purchase restore failed.

Fixed: App could crash while trying to fetch favicons for articles/feeds with missing information.

Fixes a bug that could lead to broken or lost manual feed categorizations.

Slow Feeds 4.0 * iOS 7 look and feel * Fetch new posts in the background (background fetch has to be enabled) * Add and remove subscriptions * Manually overrule the Slow Feeds/High Volume categorization per feed * Introducing a free and a full version (existing customers are automatically upgraded to the full version) * iOS 7 is now required * Countless big and small optimizations and changes Slow Feeds 4.0.1 * Fixed: Not all x-callback parameters were getting correctly decoded * Fixed: Removing and re-adding feed subscriptions multiple times failed * Added an additional check for full version eligibility pre in-app purchase

- iOS 7 look and feel - Fetch new posts in the background (background fetch has to be enabled) - Add and remove subscriptions - Manually overrule the Slow Feeds/High Volume categorization per feed - Introducing a free and a full version (existing customers are automatically upgraded to the full version) - iOS 7 is now required - Countless big and small optimizations and changes

Fixes a layout bug on iOS 7