OPML export is more capable and improved: export directly from a connected sync service (Feedbin, Inoreader, …), feeds in sub-folders are now included, the Storage picker shows how many feeds each source has, and a feed whose folder can't be resolved now lands at the top level instead of being dropped from the file. Newsairy 1.21.1 also adds support for feed:// subscribe links. Also fixed: the article list's "Previous state" setting now survives a visit to Read History, instead of getting stuck on "All".
New "…" menu in the article view. Text Format and Share now live together in one menu, with two new additions: • Find in Article: search the article you're reading, with every match highlighted. Step through them with the arrows, or press ⌘F on iPad and Mac with a keyboard. • Open With: choose whether a feed opens in Feed Content, Full Text or Full Text Offline, right from the article. Full text, when you want it If you keep loading the full text by hand on the same feed, Newsairy offers to do it for you from then on. Better OPML import • Older http:// feeds now import when the site also offers https://. • A progress indicator shows how the import is going, and dead feeds no longer hold it up. • Importing into folders you already have now works as it should. Plus a reworked cleanup of duplicate articles after a refresh, especially noticeable with iCloud sync on several devices.
Newsairy 1.20 adds AI summaries, run entirely on your device — nothing leaves your phone. Tap the summary button in an article's toolbar for a short summary card under the title. It's on-device (iOS 26+), works from the actual web page just like full text, and caches results so reopening an article is instant.
• Newsairy 1.19 adds support for RSS 1.0 (RDF) feeds (Slashdot and the rest of that family, including WordPress's /feed/rdf/). • Read History is now a smarter feed, with a toggle for what it counts: just what you opened, or everything marked read + it syncs across your devices through iCloud. • Also: fixed Feedbin silently dropping articles, aggregators now refresh in parallel, and a couple of Mac fixes ("⌘," opens Settings, arrow keys work while reading an article).
New in 1.18 • Choose how each feed opens: as published, with full text extracted automatically, or downloaded ahead of time for offline reading — set per feed • Newsletters synced via Inoreader are now recognized and rendered properly, instead of showing broken tables and layout • Mark All as Read now respects an active search, only marking what's found • On iPhone (iOS 26+), search has moved to the bottom of the article list for easier reach
New: Mute Keywords. Smart Feeds can now hide articles matching specific words or phrases, instead of only collecting them — perfect for filtering out topics you don't want to see. Also in this update: • Fixed article list layout clipping on iPad mini • Smaller UI polish: filter bar, icons, SVG favicons • Feed Info can now reload a feed's favicon
Your List: two new ways to shape the article list. • Layout — Grouped or Plain (rounded cards or full-width rows) • Density — Comfortable or Compact Both under Articles List Settings, defaulting to how things look today — nothing changes until you switch them. Fixed: • Smart Feeds now match whole words only, and support phrases like "machine learning" • Thumbnails now show for feeds that never had them (YouTube especially) • Article order no longer reshuffles for feeds with identical timestamps • "Mark Newer as Read" no longer freezes the app • Plus a big under-the-hood update (Swift 6)
# New • Article Info: a new sheet from the article's context menu: where it came from, its dates, read and starred, and when retention will remove it. • Feed Info: now shows the feed's format and the date of its newest article, so a feed that has gone quiet gives itself away at a glance. # Improved • Preparing an article's text no longer holds up the interface.
NEW • YouTube channel feeds get the full treatment: video player, description and thumbnail. • Mark All as Read moves to the article list's bottom bar, next to Hide Read Articles. • Clear Web Cache, a new button in Settings → Debugging info, to empty it yourself. FIXED • Inoreader sync silently stopped tracking read and starred items on accounts with nothing left unread or starred. • Orphaned downloads are cleared at launch, and full-text view no longer fills the web cache. • More feeds can be added: files starting with a long comment, older non-UTF-8 sites, and YouTube channel URLs. • Videos embedded in articles now play in full-text view.
Most of this release is under the hood: the foundations Newsairy is built on have been rebuilt. Everything works exactly as before (I hope), only steadier and ready for what's next. A few changes: • Mark as Read on Scroll no longer marks articles you never scrolled past, and stays smooth on very long lists. • Large archives are much faster — marking a whole feed as read, and Custom Smart Feed counts, keep up at any size. • A badly timed sync can no longer undo your reading: what you did on your device wins. • Shortcuts arrive, with the first action: Add RSS feed to Newsairy. Hand it a URL and the app opens with the Add Feed sheet ready.
No more hunting for a feed's exact address. Paste the website's address and Newsairy finds the feeds for you, then shows you what it found. If a site offers more than one — articles, comments — you pick. Already have the feed's address? Paste it and it goes straight through, as before. Plus a small fix: the 'X' that clears a text field is now easier to hit.
Some feeds only send the first paragraph. A new button in the article view fetches the full text and shows it right there, in your theme and at your text size. No browser, no cookie banners. It all happens on your device. What the feed sent is still available offline. The full text is fetched when you ask for it, so that one needs a connection, and not every site will give up its text. A short reading tips card now shows the three ways to read a whole article: tap the title, swipe in from the right edge, or use the new full-text button.
Version 1.10 — A Closer Look Tap an image in an article preview to open it in a new full-screen viewer, where you can zoom in for a closer look. Dates in the article list now adapt to how recent an article is: just the time for today, the weekday and time within the last week, and a full date for anything older, all localised to your region. Also in this version: • Avatars get a subtle background so they stand out • Titles next to a thumbnail are no longer cut short • The sidebar shows its loading spinner again And some reorganising under the hood to keep things reliable.
What's new in this version: • A new Mark as Read on Scroll option marks articles as read as you scroll past them. Turn it on in Settings → Behaviour; it's off by default. • Covers now appear across more feeds. Some sources didn't show a cover image before — Newsairy now finds those images and shows them as a thumbnail in the list and a hero image in the preview. • Under the hood, unread counts update noticeably faster and scrolling is smoother, especially on large feeds.
Fixes an iCloud sync issue so your articles and read state stay consistent across your devices.
# New time-based Smart Feeds • Last 7 days — a rolling week • This week — from the start of the current week to now The week's first day follows your region automatically, or set it yourself in Settings → Calendar (Saturday, Sunday or Monday). # Mark All as Read now works per feed and per folder. # Sort the article list: Newest first, Oldest first, or the new Daily timeline.
Inoreader sync is here. Inoreader joins TheOldReader, Miniflux, FreshRSS, and Feedbin.
NEW • Reading preview: choose the font and text size that read best for you. • Faster search — results now update smoothly as you type across titles, summaries and full content, even in libraries with thousands of articles. No more freezing. FIXED • HTML entities in article titles now display correctly. • Various small fixes and UI improvements.
**Custom Smart Feeds** — create personalised keyword-based feeds that aggregate articles across all your sources. Give each one a name, a color, and one or more keywords: any matching article will appear automatically. Improved read status handling and minor bug fixes.
# What's New ## New * You can now mark all articles as read directly from the Articles List View * Feed subtitle shows last update time ## Fixed * Small UI improvements (Keyboard toolbar corners are now properly rounded, the Delete action on Smart Folders now shows the correct color) * Under some rare circumstances articles bounced back to unread after being marked * Fixed some incorrect URLs in Curated Starter Feed
• Feedbin support: sync subscriptions, read state, and starred articles, add feeds • Article list customisation: show/hide favicons, reading state dots, and preview lines • Always open full articles in Reader Mode • Mark All as Read (for feeds) • Miniflux auto-refresh
• FreshRSS is now supported — a new way to sync and take control of your feeds • UI improvements across the app: - New thumbnail size options and cleaner Settings in the Articles List - A handy clear button in text input fields - Various small tweaks to make everything feel smoother
What's new: • Support for Miniflux • a lot of small fixes and optimisations