In this way, these new widgets will show whatever we want them to show.Ī function has also been included to mark an article as unread, the integration with Bionic Reading or a new view of the reader that adds to a redesign of the user experience, especially in the renewed interface. In addition, they can be configured by customizing what we want to see: what feed, what folder or what tags. On the other hand, new widgets have been created for the iOS and iPadOS 14 home screen that will allow us to see the most recent articles. I thought that might be a deal-breaker, but the convenience of having everything in one app wins in my book. Unread has more options for color schemes and designs for the article view. However, this synchronization can be blocked to continue using other third-party services that manage our RSS without synchronization as the developers comment. If there is one trade-off, Reeder doesn’t display the articles as nicely as my previous RSS reader, Unread. The iCloud feed sync with which we can keep the sources synchronized on all our devices. In this new version, Reeder 5 aims to go one step further. In addition, its regular updates make Reeder an almost perfect option for managing our information sources. Reeder is one of those apps which became famous for its design and compatibility on both macOS and iOS and iPadOS. Great tools have come out from developers around the world to manage RSS. More features and customization in Reeder 5įeeds are very useful tools to manage the content that interests us to later consume it. Among them is the arrival of widgets for the home screen for iOS 14, the ability to mark entries as read or the syncing your feeds through iCloud. We will talk about the latter today because it turns out that has been upgraded to become Reeder 5 with a handful of cool new features. An example of them are Feedly, Feedbin or Reeder. The creation of applications that allow you to store these websites are essential so as not to miss a single article of the day. Having always been at the forefront of RSS reader apps for macOS, Reeder 5 is a standout option for RSS reading on the Mac. News and web monitoring are one of the most sought-after entertainment and information attractions for users.