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About
SwiftWire is a clean, no-nonsense RSS reader. No ads, no subscriptions, just your feeds. iCloud syncing keeps your RSS feeds up to date across all your devices, so you can read what matters wherever you are on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Customize your feeds, stay organized, and catch up on news, blogs, and articles effortlessly.
What's new · 1.4
What's New in SwiftWire 1.4 New progress bar tracks where you are in every article, and estimated read times now appear right in the feed so you know what you're getting into before you tap. Feed Statistics gives you a breakdown of any feed — total and unread counts, how often it posts, the most active day, average read time, and more. Find it in the feed context menu or the article list toolbar. Text-to-Speech has been completely overhauled. You can now browse all the voices installed on your device, grouped by language, and pick your favourite — with badges marking Premium and Enhanced quality voices. A new speed slider lets you dial in exactly the pace you want. Mac and iPad keyboard users get a new Article menu with shortcuts for jumping between articles (⌘] / ⌘[), toggling read status (⌘⇧M), and opening in the browser (⌘⇧O). Finally, notifications have been fixed, no more burst of alerts when you first add a feed, and refreshes now send one tidy summary per feed instead of one ping per article.
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