I've been building an RSS reader for the past year.
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@tg just bought this, it's really interesting! a couple questions:
- do my settings sync between iphone and Mac? I tried setting a feed to "News" but then the setting didn't seem to carry over
- sometimes when I press "Edit Source" in the app it takes 5-10 seconds for the "edit" dialog to appear, is there any way I can speed it up?
- if i tagged a source as "news" is it normal that I see items from that source from 13 hours ago?@b0rk hello! thank you!
- yes, they should sync. there was a race condition happening with icloud that presented with some of the issues you're having, but the fix is ready and should be released today by apple.
- that dialogue should /not/ take that long, i'll add some debugging for this.
- no, i think that is probably due to the settings not syncing (and in some cases saving) right (race condition things), i'll make sure this works appropriately as well. -
I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
@tg I absolutely love it! The concept is very good for reducing FOMO, especially when on vacation.
It has a mature feature set and feels great to use.I want to use it more, but I‘m currently using Inoreader. Any plans to add it as a sync service?
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@Tonus not anytime soon, but web at some point... relatively soon!
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@b0rk hello! thank you!
- yes, they should sync. there was a race condition happening with icloud that presented with some of the issues you're having, but the fix is ready and should be released today by apple.
- that dialogue should /not/ take that long, i'll add some debugging for this.
- no, i think that is probably due to the settings not syncing (and in some cases saving) right (race condition things), i'll make sure this works appropriately as well.@tg awesome, thanks for the reply!
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I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
@tg nice, it would be nice to release the river at the bottom when swiping up (oldest first mode)
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@tg awesome, thanks for the reply!
@b0rk of course! Also, I’ve been reading everything you post for ages. Thank you for writing so awesomely
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I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
@tg ive been using this and I love it so far. thanks for your work.
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@Inoreader @ahmetasabanci hello! could you dm or send me the right email? I've reached out /many/ times over the past few weeks and not gotten a response. i have collected nearly 100 users asking for inoreader integration so far :)
@tg @ahmetasabanci Hi Terry! 👋 We found your message in our spam folder and have replied to you by email. Could you check your inbox (and spam, just in case)? Looking forward to continuing the conversation there!
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@tg nice, it would be nice to release the river at the bottom when swiping up (oldest first mode)
@tg It looks like the workflow is from the perspective of a person releasing individual entries on the go. I usually skim over article topics, read what is interesting and then release everything leftover unread. Just a wish.
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@tg nice, it would be nice to release the river at the bottom when swiping up (oldest first mode)
@tg Otherwise, I like the idea and the execution :-)
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@b0rk hello! thank you!
- yes, they should sync. there was a race condition happening with icloud that presented with some of the issues you're having, but the fix is ready and should be released today by apple.
- that dialogue should /not/ take that long, i'll add some debugging for this.
- no, i think that is probably due to the settings not syncing (and in some cases saving) right (race condition things), i'll make sure this works appropriately as well.@tg another question: is there a way to tell the reader to use the HTML from the RSS feed and not to try to scrape the site? with this site (screenshot) I see the text from the RSS feed in the preview, but when I click it I get a warning from the site that it detected a scraper and so won’t show me the content
I left “always fetch full article” unchecked but it often feels like it’s fetching the article anyway, because the content isn’t what I expect and the loading isn’t instant
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@tg @ahmetasabanci Hi Terry! 👋 We found your message in our spam folder and have replied to you by email. Could you check your inbox (and spam, just in case)? Looking forward to continuing the conversation there!
@Inoreader @ahmetasabanci in progress now!
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@tg It looks like the workflow is from the perspective of a person releasing individual entries on the go. I usually skim over article topics, read what is interesting and then release everything leftover unread. Just a wish.
@thinkberg hold down on the "river" in the top nav and you shall find what you seek!
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@tg another question: is there a way to tell the reader to use the HTML from the RSS feed and not to try to scrape the site? with this site (screenshot) I see the text from the RSS feed in the preview, but when I click it I get a warning from the site that it detected a scraper and so won’t show me the content
I left “always fetch full article” unchecked but it often feels like it’s fetching the article anyway, because the content isn’t what I expect and the loading isn’t instant
@b0rk fantastic idea, I'll add this in as a setting. The app does its best to try to figure out which has more content to show you with some comparison logic, but it's possible it's including things that aren't quite "content". I'll get this out with v1.0.4
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@thinkberg hold down on the "river" in the top nav and you shall find what you seek!
@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
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@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
@thinkberg It's added as an option for swipes in 1.0.4!
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@tg i found that, but I remember from other apps where dragging further releasesand it felt natural
@tg the issue is partly, on a newer iphone pro that button is far away at the top
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@thinkberg It's added as an option for swipes in 1.0.4!
@tg nice!
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I've been building an RSS reader for the past year. No unread counts, no inbox to clear. Just a river that flows at its own pace.
Today it's live on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I wrote about everything that went into it.
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Well this sucks. We had the social media account for our podcast on horrorhub.club which appears to have shut down. I don't think we have a way to transfer any information and I guess we need to find an instance.
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In the countryside, there are rituals that have endured for hundreds of years, unchanged.
This elderly woman, her body bent by time and hard work, walks each day to meet her chickens - who roam freely across a vast open space.
She gathers a few branches and leaves, then returns to fetch the food she’ll give them, to complement what they’ve already foraged in nature.The chickens, friendly and orderly, follow her all the while.
And watching them, I’m reminded of people who are no longer here - people who were part of my life for a long time, who lived those same rituals, even if hundreds of kilometers away.Even as everything around us changes, there are places that never do.
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In cucina.
In the kitchen.
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@guffo 😓
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