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Version 1.96 · 2025-07-08
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.96, updated 2025-07-08.








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THE PLACE FOR UNINTERRUPTIBLE READING EXPERIENCE.
Are you sick and tired of being forced to play games when you're stuck on the subway? So were we, so we built NewsPal - an app which saves your favorite websites and let you read them later, without any Internet connection.
NewsPal downloads every single layer of a website, allowing you to navigate and access your content from anywhere, even in your underground bunker.
SET IT AND FORGET IT!
NewsPal provides the ability to set download schedulers. This means that you can set NewsPal to automatically grab the latest version of your favorite websites while you sleep and every day you have a fresh copy ready to go for the morning commute. We use an AI-powered autoupdate feature, which will learn your usage pattern, and will adjust your content refresh time respectively.…
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Bug fixes and performance improvements
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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