
Lettura
RSS feed reader for FreshRSS
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What's New in Lettura
2.1.1
October 29, 2026
Lettura 2.1 introduces major improvements to full-text article extraction, powered by a customized Readability, along with several UI refinements, smoother animations, and bug fixes. Full-Text Extraction: • Significantly faster article loading: On-device full-text extraction using Readability now often takes less than 1 second, compared to the previous 3–4 seconds. • Cleaner articles: Improved content filtering removes more unrelated elements, author avatars, and unnecessary decorative images for a better reading experience. UI & Animations: • Immersive reading: The back button now automatically hides when scrolling through articles or the article list, for a full-screen reading. • Dock animations: Added subtle animations when opening folders and swiping back from an article to the articles list. • Article change animations: Added transitions when switching between articles using the next/previous arrows in the reader or selecting articles from the list. • Article list transitions: Improved animations when switching between articles in layouts with a visible article list, including iPad, macOS, and iPhone Duo. • Synchronized article navigation: The article list now automatically follows the current article when navigating with the next/previous arrows in the reader. • Improved favicons: Lettura now uses favicons provided by your FreshRSS server, including any custom favicons you've configured. • New article animations: Newly fetched articles now appear with a smooth animation during feed refreshes. • Feed deletion: Added a disappearing animation when removing a feed from the list. • Pull to refresh: Refined the refresh indicator and its animations for a smoother experience. • Empty state guidance: Added a pull-to-refresh suggestion when the article list is empty after resetting the sync database. • Folder transitions: Improved animations when opening and closing folders. Bug Fixes: • macOS: Fixed an issue that prevented typing in text fields within the Settings panel. • iPhone Duo: When switching between the inner and outer screens while reading, Lettura now preserves the currently open article and automatically adapts the article layout and reader dock to the active screen.
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