• Smoother scrolling as you browse a large Library. • Article cards stay in place when thumbnails fail to load. • Smoother swipe-to-close transitions when returning to Unread or Library. • More efficient reading-position saves and widget updates.

• Listen to articles opened from Catch Me Up. • Feed refreshes now handle overlapping requests and cancellation more reliably. • Pages updates links when a publisher changes their destinations. • Article lists do less work during sync, and reader images load at the size needed for your screen.

FEEDLIZARD COMES TO CARPLAY! Bring your feeds along for the ride. Play your unread briefing, listen to starred stories, or choose a feed directly from CarPlay. Use native Now Playing controls to pause, resume, and move between stories, with the current feed's favicon as artwork. Listening uses Apple's on-device voices and the stories saved in your library. No new account, subscription, or hosted audio service is required. Playback starts when you choose it. This release also fixes a Listen crash, improves remote audio controls and pause/resume accuracy, and keeps the CarPlay headline updated as your briefing advances.

Version 2.9.1 Clearer related article groups now show a shared topic heading and article count. Improved matching keeps unrelated companies and stories separate. Voice settings now show quality, offer previews, and guide you through downloading Enhanced or Premium voices. The voice list refreshes when you return from Settings. Cleaner page menus and a quieter Unread screen, with the iCloud catch-up banner removed.

What’s New in 2.9 • Preview and share feed roundups as text, with control over which feeds and article content you include. • Listen to individual articles, with pause/resume and a compact player that stays available while you browse. • Hide unwanted stories with keyword and publisher-topic filters, for one feed or your whole library. • Discover related coverage with Trend Detection. Expand a trend to explore every source. • Check Feed Health for clearer publisher status, retry options, and a full feed reload. • Explore an expanded Discover catalog with alphabetical topics, fresh sources, and outdated recommendations removed.

What’s New in 2.8 • Pages view now shows one page on iPad in portrait and two facing pages in landscape. • Improved page layout when rotating iPad, with your reading position preserved. • Facing pages remain available on the wide inner display of iPhone Duo.

What’s New in 2.7 • Enjoy a book-like Pages view on wider screens, with facing pages and page-turn animations. Your reading position stays with you when the layout changes. • Tap the selected Unread or Library tab to return to the top, in both Articles and Feeds views. • Better article previews for starred stories restored from iCloud. • Reader accessibility and navigation improvements.

What’s New in 2.6 • Faster iCloud catch-up when returning to a device, with priority updates to read status. • More reliable syncing of read status and starred articles. • Clearer sync progress inside FeedLizard, without a persistent system banner. • Faster All Articles loading, with older stories loaded as you scroll. • Source labels on every article card. • Improved iPad navigation and fixes for duplicate Library menu buttons.

What’s New in FeedLizard 2.5 • Browse unread articles by feed, with unread counts for each source. • Switch between All Articles and Feeds in Library. • Improved iCloud sync reliability, recovery, and progress reporting. • Fixed articles incorrectly reappearing as unread across devices. • Fixed an issue preventing the iCloud Sync confirmation from appearing. • Smoother Discover scrolling and more reliable feed icons. • Refined article spacing for easier reading. • Improved Siri and Shortcuts support. • Confirmed compatible with iOS 27.

What’s New in FeedLizard 2.3 • Discover over 300 feeds organized by topic, with previews and easy subscribing. • Enjoy smoother article transitions and page turns that follow your finger. • Explore colorful category artwork and subtle new animations. • Find Settings, Add Feed, and page actions in one streamlined menu. • Improved iPad navigation, scrolling performance, and reader stability. • Fixed a crash that could occur during background refresh.

What’s New in FeedLizard 2.2 • Faster, smoother browsing, especially while syncing. • Improved search responsiveness and keyboard behavior. • Fixed a crash related to syncing while searching. • Pull-to-refresh now bounces back immediately while updates continue. • Added a Settings toggle to turn Catch Me Up on or off. • Improved iCloud sync reliability and recovery. • Feeds stay subscribed when publishers temporarily return errors.

FeedLizard 2.1 makes catching up faster and reading more comfortable. • Smoother scrolling during feed refresh and iCloud sync. • Faster search with more responsive typing. • Improved iCloud catch-up between devices and more reliable sync recovery. • Cleaner iPad navigation with more room for your articles. • Better reading-position restoration and adaptable layouts in Pages. • Faster article previews and fixes for missing images, incorrect placeholders, and shifting layouts. • More accurate unread badges and a refresh button when you’re all caught up. • Accessibility and reliability improvements. Your library remains available offline, with optional private iCloud sync and portable OPML subscriptions.

FeedLizard 2.0 is our biggest update yet. • Meet FeedLizard Briefing, a personal spoken news experience built from the RSS feeds you already follow • Discover new feeds from a curated, optional directory with no sponsored placement or automatic subscriptions • Enjoy a completely redesigned Settings experience • Read articles using the streamlined Scroll view or the book-inspired Pages mode • Use Siri and Shortcuts to refresh feeds, search articles, and open Unread or Starred • Long-press the FeedLizard icon for quick access to Refresh, Unread, Starred, and Add Feed • Stay current with new widgets and background refresh • Experience faster scrolling, smoother navigation, and lighter iCloud synchronization • Benefit from numerous reliability, accessibility, and interface improvements FeedLizard remains private, local-first, and focused on the sources you choose.

What’s New in FeedLizard 1.8 - Improved cross-device synchronization reliability for starred and read/unread article states. - Strengthened conflict handling so your latest action consistently wins across devices. - Improved recovery of previously unsynchronized article changes. - Refined the Feed Problems screen with clearer, separate Retry and Delete controls. - Ensured retrying a failed subscription refreshes only that specific feed. - Additional stability improvements and bug fixes.

What’s New in FeedLizard 1.7 - Articles now open with a smoother, consistent presentation across every list. - Improved app responsiveness and reliability when opening articles and switching sections. - Strengthened iCloud synchronization for subscriptions, read status, and starred articles. - Improved recovery of offline changes after restarting the app. - Made “Mark All as Read” more reliable across devices. - Refined synchronization status messages to better distinguish automatic retries from issues requiring attention. - Additional stability improvements and bug fixes.

What’s New in FeedLizard 1.6 - Smoother, more responsive scrolling, even during syncing - Faster tab switching and improved overall performance - Articles now consistently open in Scroll view - Rich article previews when sharing - Pull up to quickly mark all articles as read - Improved feed refresh and retry controls - Fixed freezes caused by unusual article dates - Additional reliability improvements and bug fixes

FeedLizard 1.5 is here with a brand-new reading experience and dramatically improved iCloud sync. • Meet the new book-style Reader, with clean, distraction-free pages and an iBooks-inspired page-turning experience. • iCloud sync has been completely rebuilt. Read status, stars, subscriptions, and folders now sync quickly and reliably across your Apple devices, with changes often appearing almost instantly. • New users now start in local mode and can enable iCloud sync whenever they’re ready. • FeedLizard now imports more of the article history made available by publishers. • Open source acknowledgments have been added, along with plenty of fixes and refinements. FeedLizard 1.5 is our biggest update yet, and we hope you enjoy it!

Fixed iCloud syncing

FeedLizard 1.4 is all about speed, syncing, and keeping your feeds under control. • Read and unread status now syncs across your devices with iCloud. • Improved iCloud syncing for starred articles. • Added Unstar All for quickly clearing your Starred list. • FeedLizard now automatically removes unstarred articles older than 30 days, while starred articles stay until you unstar them. • Major performance improvements make scrolling and refreshing substantially faster and more responsive. • Added haptic feedback when pulling down to refresh. • Improved refresh indicators for a cleaner experience. • Improved search keyboard behavior. • Improved iPad sidebar behavior and persistence. • Additional bug fixes and reliability improvements.

New in this release: • Rename your feeds with custom names that sync through iCloud. • Starred articles now sync across your devices using iCloud. • Added Rename Feed to the long-press menu for faster access. • Improved failed feed management, including one-tap deletion of all failed subscriptions. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

What’s New in FeedLizard 1.2 Smoother scrolling in the Feeds list More reliable favicon loading and caching Fixed a brief blank-screen flash during the back-swipe gesture Improved navigation stability when article states change Better preservation of list position Additional performance and stability improvements

What's New in Version 1.1.1 • Refreshed navigation with a cleaner, more consistent design. • Improved RSS feed link handling throughout iOS. • Added the ability to delete individual failed feeds. • Fixed the brief accent color flash in Settings. • Polished the interface with numerous visual improvements. • Fixed bugs and improved overall stability.