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Syndicate v1.3 is here!

Syndicate v1.3 is here!

2/23/2020

 
It has been ages since I last updated Syndicate. However, that changes today with the release of Syndicate v1.3. This update for Syndicate introduces a ton of exciting new features while improving the user interface!
What's new:
  • Find feeds: Looking for a certain feed? You can now search for a specific feed and have it shown to you!
  • Better UI: I have improved Syndicate's user interface quite a bit. It's easier to read things now and less clunky in general.
  • Feeds count: If you click on the Syndicate icon in the top right corner, you can view the total number of feeds you have.
  • Random feed: Want something to read? You can now have Syndicate pick a random feed for you! (These feeds are from a curated list. All of them are appropriate.)
  • Bug fixes: Finally, I have squashed some bugs in this update.
I hope you enjoy this update for Syndicate! I have spent a lot of time working on it. My next project will most likely be a new Android app, so stay tuned for that. As always, thanks for reading and have a wonderful day!
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