You can choose which layout you prefer and let the reader automatically switch between them when you drag them.
One of the greatest features of Reeder 4 is its read-it-later functionality. But if you're an iPhone user, you may want to check out Reeder 5 for iOS instead. The best part? You can even sync your feeds with your favorite social media sites. It features automatic dark mode, a read later feature with iCloud syncing, an image viewer, and a new Bionic Reading mode. Time to let go and focus on something else.After two years of development, Reeder 4 is finally out of beta and available on macOS and iOS. It's sad to see 10 years of development work go to waste. So far there's no evidence that MV2 support would be preserved so it's hardly justified to claim "you're safe". And if those limitations are removed, the whole phony justification for MV3 disappears. The end result will be the same (many extensions disappear or become severely feature limited). Then again, if the severe limitations of MV3 are not removed, it's completely irrelevant what the schedule is. There are so many open issues and development is a nightmare (background page going suddenly down, debugging is hell). There are already a number of aspects in MV3 that browser vendors would like to implement in different ways and it's possible that with MV3 developers have to create browser engine specific versions of their WebExtensions which may the have significant architectural differences or different feature-set. due to limited number of block list rules malicious domains can now start to inject harmful scripts). The official claim is that MV3 improves performance (which is a total lie, it actually makes performance WORSE) and security (this is partially true but at the expense of making things really clunky and severely limited - e.g. The reason this probably happens is money as I explained above. This is the "replace BMW with a bike" analogy.
There are several WebExtensions that cannot be ported to MV3 at all and lots of power is taken away.Ĭurrently brower vendors plan to completely shutdown MV2 support and support only MV3 (which is a mistake).
The aim is that it's a standard that browsers then implement as accurately as possible.
MV3 specifies the new WebExtension architecture and related APIs. You seem to think that logic, reason and "what's good for users" would have something to do with decision making.
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