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[lire @LireApp]

Version 6.0 of lire for iOS & iPadOS is out today as a free update for those who have version 4.x or version 5.x.

This is not just a "Added support for iOS 17" update.

[lire @LireApp]

@_selwr I’m no longer offering tech support on this platform. Please email me: mail[at]lireapp[dot]com for support. I will be happy to help troubleshoot this.

[lire @LireApp]

Version 6.0 of lire for iOS & iPadOS is out today as a free update for those who have version 4.x or version 5.x.

This is not just a "Added support for iOS 17" update.

[lire @LireApp]

@_selwr On macOS it is available in Settings > Article > Reading > Open Articles In > Configure…

[lire @LireApp]

Version 3.0 of lire for macOS is out today as a free update for those who have version 1.x or version 2.x.

This is not just a "Added support for macOS Sonoma" update.

[lire @LireApp]

@_selwr It is available in Settings > Article > Open In.

[lire @LireApp]

This update includes:-
- iPadOS 17 Lock Screen widgets.
- iOS 17 iPhone StandBy mode widgets.
- Much improved newsletter rendering mode.
- An Inline Webpage view more for reading content.
- Full-text Search (Experimental)
And much more..

[lire @LireApp]

@helmsb Yes. It’s a bug. Will be fixed in an update soon.

Thanks for reporting this.

[lire @LireApp]

@helmsb Understood.

[lire @LireApp]

@TripSome22 @apolloreddit Soon-ish. It would help to know exactly what is causing said crashes. I have not noticed any crashes when using the version available on the App Store on iOS 16.

[lire @LireApp]

@BenjaminRearden There is no URL scheme support in the app at the moment. Just lire:// to launch the app.

[lire @LireApp]

@helmsb Sure, I’ll look into it. Can you confirm you’re referring to the iOS/iPadOS app?

[lire @LireApp]

@Dennisbe lire has local notifications, not “push”.

[lire @LireApp]

@gingerbeardman It uses the Google Reader API.

[Oliver Haslam @OliverJHaslam]

Some great apps including @speechcentral_, @LireApp, and @getclassifier by @podomunro

[iMore @iMore]

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[lire @LireApp]

@Taxyovio @BazQuxReader Thanks for reporting this with an example. I’ll try & fix this in an update soon.

[lire @LireApp]

@billchase2 Thanks for reporting this. This is a bug. I’ll try & fix this in an update soon.

[lire @LireApp]

@TripSome22 And, I’m telling you that I have literally no control over your login credentials inside Safari View Controller. I have not (and as far as I know, I can not) made any changes to the app that would cause this. I’m not trying to deflect blame, just stating the facts as I know them.

[lire @LireApp]

@TripSome22 The in-app browser is Apple’s Safari View Controller. So, if you’re seeing this as something that has changed recently, it is probably something Apple has changed. Unfortunately Apple allows 3rd party devlopers little-to-no control over its behaviour.