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Version 1.1.2 · 2024-05-28
Fix local list load times.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.2, updated 2024-05-28.








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The Ultimate Hacker News App!
Dive into the latest startup, technology, programming, and science news with the ultimate app for browsing Y Combinator's Hacker News.
Built for Speed and Customizability
Designed from the ground up, this app offers a fast, seamless reading experience with extensive customizability.
Optimized for iPhone and iPad
Carefully crafted for both iPhone and iPad, the app is packed with features to enhance your reading experience:
- Fast and Simple: Browse Hacker News feeds and threaded comments swiftly, ensuring you stay updated with everything happening.
- Sync Across Devices: Favorite, read, or hide stories and keep your activity in sync across devices, thanks to iCloud. Your data stays private and secure.
- Organize Your Way: Create custom groups to easily save stories by topic.…
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Fix local list load times.
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