Sorry, more delays: To get the microblog integration right the way we want (you should be able to select multiple accounts and see posts from all the selected accounts in a unified timeline), we have to change a large part …
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Testflight Beta Invitation Link
Apple just now introduced a new feature to distribute testflight beta invitations directly via link. So, for the Web Subscriber beta (testing micro.blog invitation at the moment) go here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/I2AoBBowDi…
Web Subscriber with Micro.blog Integration: New Beta Version
Sorry for the long wait… but: With the integration of Micro.blog, I decided it would make sense to let users select multiple accounts at the same time. Which took some refactoring across the app.
But now you can see Micro.blog …
If you want to subscribe to us on micro.blog you’ll find us at micro.blog/zoziapps of course 👋…
So we finally started micro.blogging from Zozi Apps, since we are working on more micro.blog integration for Web Subscriber. \o/…
Micro-Blogposts
Web Subscriber 5.1 has just been released on the app store. The new version comes with a new smart stream: Micro-Blogposts.
More and more people are starting to take their micro blogging out of social media silos and integrating tweet-like …
Web Subscriber 5.0
Slow Feeds, our RSS reader that focused on articles from feeds with low posting frequency, has always been loved by heavy RSS users for its simplicity. One of the frustrating things about it however has been explaining its purpose to …
Slow Feeds Evolution
In April 2018, a new version of the app formerly known as Slow Feeds will be released with a new name. Slow Feeds 5 will become Web Subscriber 5.
Web Subscriber 5 will feature everything you could get in Slow …
Slow Feeds 5 Public Beta
A brand new version of Slow Feeds is coming together!
Slow Feeds 5 will combine smart streams (Slow Feeds, Hot Links, Images) with manual organizational paradigms like tagging and browsing single subscriptions. In addition, you won’t need a web-based feed …