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Version 5.2.1 · 2024-08-20
- Fixed some graphical ugliness - Updated help pages for new monetisation added in 5.2
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The store currently lists version 5.2.1, updated 2024-08-20.








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Do you want to read your news using RSS/Atom/JSON feeds in the most efficient, no-nonsense way, and with no requirement to setup an app-specific user account or relying on a server? If you do, Heartfeed might be the app for you.
Features:
- A compact grid view for your feeds, making it easy to check all of them at once
- When reading news in the internal browser, full support of your configured content blockers, saved passwords, etc.
- Automatic synching of subscribed feeds and read status between iOS devices (requires an iCloud account)
- Quick pick list: Easily select which news items from different feeds you want to read
- Background refresh of feeds: Some feeds refresh often and you then risk missing news in case the app is not used frequently.…
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- Fixed some graphical ugliness - Updated help pages for new monetisation added in 5.2
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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