Note that some content — videos and embedded social media posts, for instance — will often require JavaScript to be on in order to work properly.

However, for those who want or need greater security and privacy, we’ve made this setting available.

This build also fixes a case where images might not load in the article pane.

But note that Reddit API integration will end June 30, due to Reddit CEO Steve Huffman’s decision to make apps like NetNewsWire pay to use the Reddit API.

For more information, read NetNewsWire to End Reddit API Use by End of June.

For more information, read NetNewsWire to End Reddit API Use by End of June.

Since Twitter does not provide RSS feeds, we’ve had to use the Twitter API. Without free access to that API, we can’t read feeds from Twitter.

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…

Fixed a crashing bug that could happen in the sidebar

Fixed a bug that could prevent users from accessing BazQux if an article was missing a field

Fixed an issue that could prevent Feedly users from syncing if they tried to mark too many articles as read at the same time

Updated the Safari extension icon (credit to Louie Mantia for the new icon)

Fixed an issue that could prevent Feedly users from syncing if they tried to mark too many articles as read at the same time