NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS

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Post by rvdmei » Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 6:37 AM UTC

NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS
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Re: NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS

#2

Post by onyva » Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 7:26 AM UTC

I'm currently using Fiery Feeds on iOS, mostly because it supports NextCloud News very well (for me it's the most important feature).

It's also very well designed, switches to "Reading Mode" automatically (if you choose) and lets you switch to to Excerpt/HTML views when Reading Mode is ineffective.

Re: NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS

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Post by chiefsucker » Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 9:00 AM UTC

NNW is a fine piece of native software, both on macOS & iOS, and refreshing in the flood of not so native technologies, i. e. middleware.

I just hope Fever sync will be added soon.

Re: NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS

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Post by frou_dh » Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 12:07 PM UTC

onyva wrote: post #2

I'm currently using Fiery Feeds on iOS, mostly because it supports NextCloud News very well (for me it's the most important feature). It's also very well designed, switches to "Reading Mode" automatically (if you choose) and lets you switch to to Excerpt/HTML views when Reading Mode is ineffective.

I didn't get on with it. The sheer number of disjointed settings sheets made it seem like a second job to get a proper understanding of how the app worked. Then, despite paying the subscription, I could not even download the Mac version (which is an iPad port using Catalyst) without being asked for another $35 up front.

Re: NetNewsWire Is Available for iOS

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Post by onyva » Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 2:30 PM UTC

frou_dh wrote: post #4

onyva wrote: post #2

I'm currently using Fiery Feeds on iOS, mostly because it supports NextCloud News very well (for me it's the most important feature). It's also very well designed, switches to "Reading Mode" automatically (if you choose) and lets you switch to to Excerpt/HTML views when Reading Mode is ineffective.

I didn't get on with it. The sheer number of disjointed settings sheets made it seem like a second job to get a proper understanding of how the app worked. Then, despite paying the subscription, I could not even download the Mac version (which is an iPad port using Catalyst) without being asked for another $35 up front.

Yes. I agree the UI is a bit overwhelming. Slick though and looks great on an iPad too. But since I host my own, I did find it useful. Also supports Pocket, like I guess you’ve seen. Would love to hear recommendations for another app which supports NextCloud.