lire: RSS Reader

I tried to configure this app with FreshRSS but I receive an “The internet connection appears to be offline.” error message. My device is clearly able to connect to both the internet and the RSS application itself (if I browse the API endpoint via Safari or other RSS application). This app is clearly well designed and beautiful but at the moment does not work with FreshRSS despite being advertised as it does.

A really impressive RSS reader that connects to a variety of rss services. A great full text parser, with a very reactive developer when it has issues with some sites. I also love the offline caching feature.

Highlighter and justified margin reader view would be nice addition

I’ve probably used all the rss apps out there, and this one is easily the best! Curate your own news, organize it, and read it in a great format. This one is probably the most expensive one but in my opinion worth it. Kudos to the developer!

Best RSS app I’ve come by. Love the full text capabilities.

Can we PLEASE have an option to see images in articles expanded to the edges? What is the point of having them shrink and small somewhere in the middle?

So much better than Reeder, hoping for a text2voice feature, better with self configure option

….can’t read dates in feeds and my “newest” items are dated 2300. UI is convoluted and non-intuitive. I regret purchasing it.

The full text ability and options to designate different views - in-app browser, regular browser, app reader - is something I've never seen before in other rss readers. Works well on a variety of feeds; I'm very impressed. However, I've noticed an irritating issue with all buttondown email rss feeds. Virtually every time I fetch (both icloud sync and standalone) it re-fetches previously read articles for buttondown feeds as if they were unread. As far as I can tell, whenever it does that it's fetching every single item from those feeds anew. And yes, I can mark all below as read, but having to do that multiple times per day is wearying. Really hope developer(s) can take a closer look at buttondown.

Does what it needs, while also being super customizable (if wanted).