To put it simply, this feature is that when we browse the titles in the article list, the articles that slide across the top of the screen are automatically marked as read.

In addition, the “mark read while scrolling” function that many users just needed is finally launched in Reeder 5. In other words, iCloud will not only synchronize the content of the feed, but also the most recent unread articles. Since iCloud does not have an RSS crawling service, the content crawling of RSS will be completed locally and synchronized to iCloud. Similar to RSS services such as Feedly and Inoreader, you need to create an account and only synchronize the feeds under that account. The most eye-catching feature of Reeder 5.0 is iCloud sync subscription, which is equivalent to a free “RSS subscription service” built into the app. After more than a year, Reeder announced its 5.0 update, which brings new features such as iCloud subscription synchronization and desktop widgets. As the “veteran” RSS reader on iOS / macOS, Reeder has been sought after by many users.

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