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Any Amazon links or YouTube videos I will tend to shoot off to Reading List to easily process in Safari, making this fall out into a sort of three-tier system: Once I’ve saved the stories I want to read, I then jump into the Instapaper view and go through any links I’ve added that don’t necessarily work great as “read it later” articles.

Reeder 4 in fullscreen with Safari’s Reading List open in Slide Over. There’s support for other services like Feedbin, Feed Wrangler, Feed HQ, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, Inoreader, BazQux Reader, and Fever as well, but I chose a free RSS reader and Instapaper has long been my favorite longform read-it-later application. I’ve set it up for my RSS feeds synced via Feedly and articles I’ve saved for later in Instapaper.

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Plus, Reeder has always had a killer feature for me – rubber-banding between articles once you are at the top or bottom, much like Safari’s Reading List allows.įor me, using Reeder lets me efficiently process my incoming stories, either from the list view or by jumping down through each full story, giving a fantastic flow to the experience. Swiping down or up to another article jumps directly there, instead of moving in and out of the article/list views. With Reeder, I can easily check the list of articles, swipe one to the right to mark it as read or to the left to save it for later, then read individual articles in a nicely-formatted column. Reeder 4 is the best-looking RSS app for iPad Pro. In my opinion, Reeder provides the ideal feed reading experience. I bought the app as soon as I heard about it this morning – here’s why I think my money was well-spent.

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Reeder 4 for iPad Pro 12.9″ in both Light and Dark modes.Īvailable as a new purchase costing $4.99 on the App Store and $9.99 on the Mac App Store, bringing with it a refreshed design, some unique reading features, and a unified code base across iOS and Mac that will make it easier to update in the future. And while apparently Reeder 3 had resolved layout issues a month ago, I had honestly already deleted it since it didn’t work on half my devices.īut that all changes today with the latest release of Reeder 4. See, previously, Reeder 3 wasn’t updated for the new iPad Pro models – after 7 months without proper support in sight, many iOS power users like me sought out new RSS readers. IPad users who have been holding out hope for an update to Reeder for iOS can relax – a new version was released today with full support for all devices on all platforms and some interesting new features. Want to read this in iBooks? Get an ePub of this article here and use this shortcut to extract from the.

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