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FeedFlow is an open source RSS reader built for desktop — a fast, minimal timeline for your news, blogs, and feeds. No algorithms, no clutter, no noise. A Desktop-First Reading Experience Read Articles Your Way Sync Feeds Across All Your Devices Stay Organized Built for RSS, Atom, and the Open Web Open source with an active community. Available on all major platforms. Translated into 25+ languages. - Three-pane layout: sidebar, feed list, and article view — all visible at once - Switch to single-pane mode if you prefer a focused view - Keyboard shortcuts for everything — refresh with F5, navigate with arrow keys, mark as read with Ctrl+Shift+A - The app remembers your window position and size between sessions - Dark mode, light mode, and OLED black theme - Open articles in your default browser, or use Reader Mode for a distraction-free reading experience - Adjust text size and spacing in Reader Mode for comfortable reading on any screen - Prefetch and cache full article content for offline reading - Keep everything local, or sync with multiple backends - Cloud storage sync with Dropbox - Self-hosted and server sync with FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin, or BazQux - Your feeds, read status, and bookmarks stay in sync across Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS - Import and export feeds with OPML — migrate from any RSS tool - Block keywords to filter out unwanted content - Organize feeds into categories and bookmark articles for later - Search across all your feeds to find articles quickly - Supports RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, and Atom feed formats - Add feeds by URL or browse curated suggestions - No account required to get started

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New Reader Mode engine for cleaner, more reliable articles. Feedback on pages that don't look right is welcome Easier YouTube channel discovery when adding feeds More reliable Dropbox sync that keeps pending edits and read states Better loading of feeds and articles from sites that block requests Warning when adding a feed you already follow The window reopens maximized if it was closed that way The article list no longer jumps while marking as read on scroll

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