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Version 1.12.2 · 2026-09-11
OPML Crash Fix Release 1.12.2 Improvements Fixed a crash that could occur when exporting OPML files Fixed an issue where the share alert could not appear after sharing once
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The store currently lists version 1.12.2, updated 2026-09-11.








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Mimir is the podcast player for people with too many shows. Organize your library into nested groups (folders), set priorities for the podcasts you care about most, and import an existing library via OPML or Apple Podcasts. Then keep listening with Continuous Playback — pull the next episode from a group, a podcast, or your whole library — with silence skip, voice boost, and CarPlay when you need them.
Stay Organized
• Nested groups that work like folders for your podcasts
• Collapse and expand groups to show only what you need
• Set higher priority for the shows you love
• Drag and drop, swipe actions, and long-press menus for fast library control…
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OPML Crash Fix Release 1.12.2 Improvements Fixed a crash that could occur when exporting OPML files Fixed an issue where the share alert could not appear after sharing once
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