Download: Reeder 3 Public Beta For Mac

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Help Crash on launch Reeder fails to validate since a couple of days (Feb 15) and crashes on launch. Reinstalling from the App Store should fix this:. Move Reeder.app from the Applications folder to the trash (not in Launchpad and not with an uninstaller app as these usually cause issues). Re-download from the App Store View modes / filters. Only show starred items. The subscriptions list will only show feeds containing starred articles. The count displayed is the number of starred items.

Only show unread items. The subscriptions list will only show feeds containing unread articles. The count displayed is the number of unread items. Show all items. The subscriptions list will show all feeds. The count displayed is the number of unread items. If you don't want Reeder to display unread or starred counts in the app, you can disable these, See 'Reeder'→'Preferences'→'Appearance'.

Ordering/grouping options for the article list See menu 'View'→'Group Items' to change the grouping of items (by date or by feed). See menu 'View'→'Sort Unread Items' to change to order of items in the article list. Please note that this option only applies to the unread view mode (see 'View modes / filters' above). Gestures don't work The horizontal pan navigation requires a Trackpad (two fingers) or a Magic Mouse (one finger). If the customizable three-finger gestures don't work as expected, make sure to follow the instructions in 'Reeder'→'Preferences'→'Gestures'.

Changing shortcuts Most shortcuts in Reeder are customizable. See 'Reeder'→'Preferences'→'Shortcuts'. Per account settings A lot of settings (for example sync interval) can be set individually per account. See 'Reeder'→'Preferences'→'Accounts'. No articles are fetched when syncing with Fever Please login to the web app and mark (some of) your Sparks as read. There’s currently an issue if you have (way) too many unread items (thousands should be fine).

Reeder 3 for Mac public beta has ended. Many thanks to all users who downloaded the public beta and provided valuable feedback. Reeder 3 for Mac is now. Reeder, the best RSS client for the Mac, has entered public beta. Version 3 will add many new features — including syncing your read-it-later items with Instapaper — as well as an updated UI, new themes, and more. There’s no word on a final release date, but it will require OS X Yosemite or higher.

Download reeder 3 public beta for mac

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Download: Reeder 3 Public Beta For Mac

Unfortunately, it’s not something that can be fixed in Reeder at this point. Reset Reeder For the rare case that Reeder doesn't work anymore, doesn't display any content or is crashing on launch, you can reset all settings and application data.

To perform a reset, press and hold alt/option while launching Reeder. If Reeder is still launching, you can also reset the app by invoking 'Reeder'→'Reset Reeder'. Please note that a reset can't be undone. Also, when re-adding your accounts, Reeder will only sync starred and unread items. FAQ I paid for Reeder, why am I seeing ads?

Reeder is not ad-supported. The ads you are seeing are coming from third-party content providers, the sites you subscribe to. Think of Reeder as a web browser but instead of a web page it displays what is in the RSS feed. Will you add support for iCloud syncing? That's currently not planned. There's a healthy market for RSS services, free and paid. Trying to implement this myself with iCloud wouldn't match the quality of these services.

Download: Reeder 3 Public Beta For Mac

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Also, by not depending on iCloud for syncing, you're always free to switch to and from other clients. Will you add support for Some Service? The plan is to add support for more services but I can't say yet which and when.

Reeder is our favourite RSS client for Mac and today a public beta of the new version, Reeder 3 is available for free. The new version comes packed with more themes, a UI updated for Yosemite, better smart folder support, private browsing support, and a few new syncing tricks. Overall, it’s more of a visual overhaul with some minor tweaks, but they’re all nice.

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Better still, this time around, the update will be free for users of Reeder 2 when it’s released. For now, you can check out the beta for free at the link below.