NetNewsWire: RSS Reader Cheats

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Developer: Brent Simmons
Category: News
Price: Free
Version: 6.1.4
ID: com.ranchero.NetNewsWire.iOS

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Description

It’s like podcasts, but for reading.

NetNewsWire is a free and open source RSS reader. It’s fast, stable, and accessible.

NetNewsWire shows you articles from your favorite blogs and news sites — and keeps track of what you’ve read.

If you’ve been going from page to page in your browser looking for new articles to read, let NetNewsWire bring them to you instead.

Take back control of your news. And have fun doing it!

Features:

* Direct feed-downloading
* Syncing via iCloud, Feedbin, Feedly, BazQux, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and FreshRSS
* Multiple accounts
* Dark Mode
* Custom article themes
* Reader view
* Share sheet
* Starred articles
* All Unread and Today smart feeds
* Folders
* Importing and exporting OPML feed lists
* Background refreshing
* Searching
* Hiding read articles
* Timeline customization
* Keyboard shortcuts
* Context menus
* Home screen widgets for today, unread, and starred articles
* Share extension

Version history

6.1.4
2023-07-03
We’ve removed the Extensions section from the settings screen — along with the rest of the Reddit API code.

Removing this code has the nice side effect of providing some small performance enhancements, though probably too small to be noticeable.
6.1.3
2023-06-28
Because Reddit has ended for-free access to the Reddit API, NetNewsWire will stop using the Reddit API on June 30. We’ve left your Reddit feeds intact. If you have any starred items from those feeds, they will remain as long as you don’t delete those feeds. You can still read whatever you have already downloaded. Feeds using the Reddit API will no longer update, starting June 30.

However, if you remove the Reddit extension from NetNewsWire, you can subscribe to Reddit RSS feeds and continue to follow Reddit activity.
6.1.2
2023-04-08
Because Twitter has ended for-free access to the Twitter API, we’ve had to remove Twitter integration from the app. We’ve left your Twitter feeds intact. If you have any starred items from those feeds, they will remain as long as you don’t delete those feeds. You can still read whatever you have already downloaded. However, those feeds will no longer update.

Other changes…

We’ve fixed several crashing bugs.

We’ve given the satellite in the app icon some cool golden wings.
6.1
2022-11-11
* Article themes: several themes included with the app, and you can create your own — make the reading experience exactly the way you want it
* Some syncing bugs and some crashing bugs fixed
6.0.2
2021-10-16
Makes a particular crash on startup, that happens only on iPad, far less likely.
6.0.1
2021-09-11
Fixed bug where BazQux-synced feeds might stop updating
Fixed bug where words prepended with $ wouldn’t appear in Twitter feeds
Fixed bug where newlines would be just a space in Twitter feeds
Fixed a crashing bug in Twitter rendering
Fixed bug where hitting b key to open in browser wouldn’t always work
Fixed a crashing bug due to running code off the main thread that needed to be on the main thread
Fixed bug where article unread indicator could have wrong alpha in specific circumstances
Fixed bug using right arrow key to move focus to Article view
Fixed bug where long press could trigger a crash
Fixed bug where external URLs in Feedbin feeds might be lost
Fixed bug where favicons wouldn’t be found when a home page URL has non-ASCII characters
Fixed bug where iCloud syncing could stop prematurely when the sync database has records not in the local database
Fixed bug where creating a new folder in iCloud and moving feeds to it wouldn’t sync correctly
6.0
2021-06-22
* Sync via iCloud, BazQux, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and FreshRSS
* Share extension
* Widgets for Today, Unread, and Starred articles
* Special support for Reddit and Twitter feeds
5.0.5
2020-11-02
* Increased performance downloading feeds in the On My iPhone/iPad account
* Feeds list: make sure the star icon doesn’t have a gray background
* Feedbin: fixed bug where credentials couldn’t be updated
* Settings: fixed a cosmetic glitch with the slider on the Timeline Layout setting view
* Fixed an image scaling crash
5.0.4
2020-10-02
* Fixed bug where notification settings might not be available in System Preferences
5.0.3
2020-08-18
* VoiceOver: now reads expansion state in sidebar
* VoiceOver: now reads “starred” when an article is starred
* Article view: subject is now populated in mail composer when a mailto link includes a subject
* Settings: fixed some URLs to our GitHub repo that included obsolete name for main branch
5.0.2
2020-07-09
* Feeds view: Fixed a bug where marking a feed as read then quickly tapping on another feed could navigate to the wrong feed.
* Feeds view: fixed bug where feeds that should be hidden by filter weren’t getting hidden fast enough
* Timeline: VoiceOver reads “unread” before each unread item
* Timeline: Mark All as Read confirmation is now an action sheet rather than an alert
* Timeline: fixed bug using trackpad two-finger swipe to toggle read status (in some contexts)
* Timeline: canceling a search didn’t repopulate the timeline as it should have. Now it does.
* Article view: deal with recent Twitter change where Twitter embeds could be cut off
* Article view: mailto links now open the Mail compose sheet
* Article view: fixed bug where saved scroll position in article could be applied when it shouldn’t be
* Article view: space bar advancement in the article view works more like it does in Safari
* Sharing: now sends title along with the URL when sharing to Buffer
* Feedly: retrieve new token from Feedly after expiration
* Feedly: fixed a bug where sometimes removing a feed with Feedly doesn’t work. (We think we’ve fixed it, but we couldn’t reproduce it, so we’re not positive.)
* Keyboard: Cmd-, brings up settings
* Keyboard: Shift-cmd-R now shows the Reader view
* Keyboard: Shift-cmd-S now hides the sidebar
* Keyboard: Cmd-I now brings up the Info pane
* Keyboard: shortcut for Mark All as Read now works when feeds list has focus
* Keyboard: return key opens current article in in-app browser (SFSafariViewController)
* Notifications: now grouped by feed
* Notifications: now waits to ask for Notifications permission until user toggles a feed to notify about new articles
* NetNewsWire now appears in Firefox’s share menu
5.0.1
2020-05-11
Changes in this release:

- Feeds list: fixed a crash that could happen if you tapped really fast on a feed inside a folder in the middle of collapsing
- Feeds list: now automatically applies the read filter when a feed reaches zero unread
- Feeds list: fixed issue where unread count for smart feeds was sometimes not updated
- Feeds list: disclosure buttons interact with the iOS 13.4 cursor
- Feeds list, timeline: progress indicator bar is better behaved when refresh is done multiple times rapidly
- Timeline: read filter now applies immediately at the start of refresh when “Refresh to Clear Articles” is enabled
- Timeline: Micro.blog posts without title or content are better formatted
- Timeline: empty rows are the same height they would be if content were available
- Timeline: header button interacts with the iOS 13.4 cursor
- Timeline: fixed cell reuse issue that caused incorrect icon backgrounds to be displayed on occasion
- Article view: fixed a bug where the zoomed image could be of lower resolution than expected
- Article view: fixed accessibility label for zoomed image close button
- Article view: limited width of title view when an image is zoomed (for the XKCD folks)
- Article view: zoomed image close button is no longer 2 pixels too narrow
- Article view: footnotes handle more footnote types
- Article view: table based HTML layouts used in newsletters look better
- Article view: fixed issue where non default dynamic type sizes could cause the article view to use the default size incorrectly
- Article view: share and reader buttons are disabled if the link to the article wasn’t provided by the feed
- Article view: max article width now restricted to make articles easier to read in full screen on the iPad
- Article view: added a small amount of space above and below images so they don’t run together
- Article view: image zooming lways shows the full image
- Article view: zoomed images are always centered
- Article view: fixed crashing bug that could happen when using the next unread button
- Article view: fixed a bug where, after leaving and returning to the app, the web view could be empty
- Settings: added title to Add Account screen
- Settings: fixed navigation stack position bug after canceling adding a Feedbin account
- Settings: fixed bug where “Feedly” would stay highlighted after canceling prompt for sign-in
- Settings: added ability to manually select the color palette (light/dark/system)
- Settings: Account login fields go to next field on return key press
- Settings: switches are better aligned
- Syncing: fixed bug where background status sync wouldn’t fire consistently upon returning to the foreground
- Syncing: fixed bug that could cause synced accounts to have older unread articles removed
- Keyboard: added keyboard shortcut for Read Feeds filter cmd-shift-F
- Keyboard: added keyboard shortcut for Read Articles (Timeline) filter cmd-shift-H
- Keyboard: added Clean Up keyboard shortcut that removes read items from the timeline. cmd-‘
- Revised retention policy for on-my-device accounts: articles are kept if they are in the feed or less than 30 days old
- Fixed bug where keyboard focus could be lost after returning to NNW from another app or the Safari view controller
- Fix bug caused by iOS 13.4 that prevented swiping back to the Timeline when in Full Screen
- Scroll position and Reader View state is now preserved when leaving and returning to the application
- In page RSS feed detection now normalizes the URL
- Feeds that have to word “podcast” in them are now deprioritized in the automatic feed finding algorithm
- We now send the correct user agent string when fetching RSS feeds
- Improved efficiency and performance of feed image scaling
- Improve performance when saving articles returned from RSS sources
- No longer show default feed icon for feeds that share a common icon
- Sharing an article no longer puts "See first unread article" randomly in the title field
5.0
2020-03-09

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Ratings

4.8 out of 5
619 Ratings

Reviews

cblocher2011,
A free premium experience
I’m using voice dictation on the iPhone to write this review. So my apologies for any weird words. I can’t say enough about this app. It has so many features that other paid apps have if it’s absolutely free. Are used to use the Google RSS reader until they shut that project down. And then I used a very nice paid RSS reader. However it was becoming annoying to spend money every year just to keep access to that app. NetNewsWire provides all the features that I liked from thePaid up I used to use. These features include full support for iOS accessibility feature called voice over. Dark mode support, iCloud syncing support, the ability to tap one button and see the full text of the article, and so much more. This is one of those few applications that I don’t hesitate to recommend people. My hat is truly off to the developer.
CorrupteDylan,
Could be more awesome
This app is great. I like being able to view RSS feeds in a simple view and access all of the features of a typical feed reader. However, there should be some other features too.

1. Group your RSS feeds. If I have multiple feeds that relate to the same topic, why can’t I group them? There should be a way to browse through your articles by group and see articles that are only related to a specific topic while maintaining iCloud sync in one account.

2. There should be an option to manually “delete” RSS feed items by swiping left instead of right. This is different from deleting an entire feed and all of the articles in it. By “delete”, I mean hide an article from your list and remove the download from your device.

3. Speaking of downloads, there should be an option to see how much space your downloaded RSS feed articles take up on your device and manage the ones you no longer need.

4. More themes would be great. You should be able to make a custom theme using a main color and an accent color. For example, the app can be made green with the menu buttons being a lighter green. Maybe there could be an option to change the app icon for NetNewsWire.

Other than that, I think this app is great!
newmans99,
Good, but could be significantly better
I used to use NetNewsWire years ago and loved it, I was so disappointed when it went away. I was excited to hear NNW coming back and that it would be available on my current devices (iPad/iPhone). However, over the years have experienced many new ways to consume my news including Feedly and News+.

When NNW was released, I was hoping that it would significantly improve my news reading experience, as it did years ago. Unfortunately, NNW feels to be the same app/workflow as it was back then with little evolution other than being on my iDevice.

Adding features such as Category (folder) views, device feed sharing (iCloud Drive), newspaper style view, duplicate elimination/aggregation, recommended feeds, auto category forward, and auto-read would make NNW my go-to news reading solution. Until then it will have to remain a throwback novelty.

Hopefully, these suggestions will help NNW become better and eventually become THE best RSS Feed reader available, as it once was.
dlangendorf,
So Happy to be Using Again
NetNewsWire was an RSS pioneer. If I’m not mistaken, I paid for it years ago . . . and then other readers came along, were better, and I jumped ship. There are plenty of excellent readers out there, but this version of NNW is amazingly fast, simple to use, and minimalist. Over the years, apps became more sophisticated, adding so many features that ultimately just added complexity and bloat. While NNW is lacking in some areas, I just don’t need or want anything more that what NNW offers now. Polish, yes. Occasional UI improvements, sure. Added services, bring ‘me on. But, for the most part, NNW is fantastic as is and makes RSS reading a joy again. Thanks to the developer(s). Well done.
mjcrandall,
Excellent
Don't normally write reviews but this is worth it. I've used the desktop version for a while and this is a great companion to that. I don't do any syncing, just use the same set of feeds on my iPad, phone, and desktop- so I can't comment on syncing- but for local feeds it's excellent. The iPad app in particular has extensive keyboard shortcuts if you use a physical keyboard, something lacking on most rss readers.

One feature request: Would love a way to sync over iCloud so I don't have to use third party services (I had an rss reader years ago that did this) but beyond that no complaints.
0x45,
iPad App Gets No Love from Devs
The iPhone app is a solid 4 to 4.5 stars. It is missing a few nice-to-have non-critical features, but is otherwise amazing for its non-intrusive, non-datamining, non-advertising nature...5 stars when compared to some popular apps. But the iPad app is so slow and unstable I usually switch to my phone out of frustration...no matter how much nicer it may be to read in large format. 100% of the time I will lose use of the navigation buttons at some point. They go grey and don't come back. In order to get them back I have to force-close and restart. Then comes the waiting, as the app must then refresh my feeds...this happens at a much slower rate than my iPhone8, which is weird because it has a faster processor. Please give some love to the iPad app. It needs it.
GeeWitRates,
Excellent minimalist news reader but needs two things...
I've been through all the major feed readers over the years and have even been there to see some fade away or put down. Now while simplifying my computing life, NetNewsWire is where I've landed for RSS and I'm glad to be here. I love the ~just works~ simplicity but desperately miss one major feature not provided :: KEYWORD SEARCH. The other thing would be an included link to be able to tip the developer a well deserved cup of coffee. Regards~
Still waiting for a nice free bible,
Good and fast - but I can’t find one feature.
Works great except it would be even better to have a setting that would automatically remove a feed entry after a user defined period of time. For instance, remove all entries after 48 hours unless marked with a star.

It must be removing them at some point (or maybe not?) but I’m not sure when that is and it is not configurable as far as I can tell. Would be wonderful to let the users have the power to manage the content in this fashion.

Can we get this feature added?? Thanks!
roscomcmillan,
Great app! Including a few desires for the future.
Thanks for a great app, it’s smooth and works really well. Some features that would put it up there with other RSS apps would be thumbnails featuring the primary image, filtering to include/exclude keywords, ai voice reading to listen to posts, saved read progress for abandoned posts, and the ability to make highlights that can be shared or synced to other apps like Obsidian. Oh and an auto-generated account email to point newsletters to!
bladelover65,
Absolutely fantastic
This RSS reader is everything I was looking for to replace Feedly. It’s a simple, no frills app that gets the job done. Once you get through the pain of setup, you’re good to go. The only thing I’d like to see is: when scrolling past an article, I wish NetNewsWire would mark it as read. This could be a toggle option in settings for people who don’t want that, but it would help me better manage my aggregate feed. But I love this app.