Autor: Stefan Pauwels

Slow Feeds 4.2 is available on the app store as of now. It includes a new iOS 8 extension ‹RSS to Slow Feeds›, which takes an URL, looks for RSS feed links on it and lets you subscribe to any …

The new URL scheme action «subscribe» lets you launch Slow Feeds from other apps and call the dialog to add a subscription (see Slow Feeds URL scheme actions). You can configure this action in third party apps like Launch …

Slow Feeds 4 is available on the app store now! It features an updated design, optimized for iOS 7 and some awesome new features:

• Background fetch: Slow Feeds will periodically sync your feeds in the background. If you

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Slow Feeds 4 is around the corner, but before talking about new features, let me tell you how updating, purchasing and/or upgrading will work.

Slow Feeds 4 will be a freemium app, which means you can download it for free …

Slow Feeds 3.2 has just been accepted in the app store and should show up anytime now. It’s adding Feedly cloud support and optimizes syncing in general.

Look in the update section in iOS app store or buy Slow Feeds …

Slow Feeds 3.1 has just been released, adding support for Feed Wrangler.

We are currently working on integrating even more feed aggregator services, as well as sync speed improvements across the board. But keep in mind that the exodus …

Slow Feeds 3 has just been released and should appear on the app store shortly.

Slow Feeds 3 brings support for NewsBlur, Feedbin and FeedHQ. If you want to continue using Google Reader while it’s still working, you will have …

I planned to improve the Hot Links feature for Slow Feeds 2.1, which was introduced in Slow Feeds 2.0 and to add multiple account support in the near future. Then, Google announced it will be shutting down Reader on July …