Reeder.

Sigo a Reeder app desde la primera versión, así que esta vez me suscribí y estoy dándole una oportunidad a esta “forma” propuesta de consumir mis RSS. Faltan cosas, pero Silvio es muy abierto a recibir feedback, así que eso deja tranquilo a su comunidad de usuarios.

No se entiende nada, leo un artículo y no se marca como leído o no leído. Me quedo con el Reeder clásico, mi app favorita

This is not what people need from a RSS reader. Changes are of course welcome, but not such drastic changes in paradigm that no one asked. Especially if the app looses functionality instead of improving.

Would love to use this but it doesn’t support code blocks in markdown when reading articles. So basically any technical articles are a no go. Willing to try once that is added. Nice lay out and like the idea or purpose of the app though.

My Bluesky following feed has not fetched new items in 2 days. And there are certain people’s accounts I have added that are unable to fetch any items in them at all. Please fix this issue.

This is not what I want in an ‘RSS’ reader.

1. Why is swiping away an image so hard? Please make it more sensitive. 2. Also, when in article view, there’s no way to view it in browser unless you use share sheet (which is 2-3 taps) or scroll back up and tap the article title. There needs to be another way to view an article in browser when you’re at the bottom of the said article. 3. Fetching new items takes forever. Not good. One star until fixed. Thank you.

I’ve been a long time user of Reeder and I’ll admit that I was disappointed when this was released. I just wanted an updated RSS feed reader and I thought the dev lost their way with this release. I spent the last year cutting back and cutting down on the sites/services that I’ve been using and this app is a great tool in siloing and consuming the stuff I decided to keep… All it needs now is a “pure” black mode for mobile.

This happens even after the latest app update. When can we expect a fix?

This app is missing a ton of features already available in the previous app. This just needs to be a visually nice RSS reader. That’s it. The developer does not respond to email/feedback requests as you can see from the other reviews, but charges $10 subscription.