feedreader.git/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml, branch master

Restore the 5am morning-fetch alarm

2026-08-22T22:42:15+00:00

Reverts part of the previous commit: the explicit refresh button and fetch-on-launch stay, but the user still wants the background 5am alarm so articles are fresh before the app is opened, not just the periodic hourly WorkManager job.

Replace background auto-refresh with fetch-on-launch + explicit button

2026-08-22T22:35:54+00:00

Periodic hourly WorkManager fetches and the 5am exact-alarm morning fetch both refreshed without any visible trigger, which surprised the user more than it helped. Refreshing now only ever happens on a fresh app launch (MainActivity.onCreate) or an explicit tap of the new refresh button on the Unread/Older screens' top bar (wired to the fetch-status state that was already being computed there but never rendered). Drops MorningFetchReceiver entirely along with its exact-alarm permission and boot receiver.

Cleartext exception for 2 feeds with no working HTTPS

2026-08-22T01:08:35+00:00

webpolicy.org and bit-player.org are genuinely alive but have no working HTTPS at all (confirmed live, not a config mistake -- see AppDatabase's v7/v8 migration comments for the investigation). Everything else stays cleartext-blocked, same as the platform default with no config at all. Isolated to just this file plus the one networkSecurityConfig line, so both domains (or this whole exception) can be removed cleanly if these feeds are ever dropped.

Add a 5am morning-fetch alarm so articles are fresh before you open the app

2026-08-22T01:08:22+00:00

FeedFetchWorker's periodic 60-minute WorkManager job can (and does) get silently deferred for hours by Doze on an idle overnight device. An exact alarm (setExactAndAllowWhileIdle) wakes the device at a fixed 5am to run a fetch, without requesting the much broader "ignore battery optimizations" exemption -- battery optimization stays on otherwise, just this one daily wake-up. Android 12+ requires a one-time user grant for exact alarms (no in-app permission dialog); MainActivity requests it via Settings if not already granted, tracked across rotation via savedInstanceState so a config change doesn't re-trigger the Settings screen. The alarm also gets re-armed on BOOT_COMPLETED, since AlarmManager alarms don't survive a device restart on their own.

Rebrand to FeeDreader; overflow-menu cleanup; deferred read-marking; folder-organized feed list

2026-07-23T07:38:28+00:00

- Rename app to FeeDreader with an owl launcher icon and a paywall-avoidance note in Settings - Move Open original/Save to Stash into the reader's overflow menu; add Mark unread there too - Only mark an article read when navigating away via Previous/Next, not on open or on back - Saved list no longer crosses out read items; its count includes them - Back from Unread (the root screen) now opens the feed list instead of exiting the app - Feed list: clearer separator above the per-feed list, folder grouping (from OPML categories) with case-insensitive sort, and a virtual "Last fetch failed" section at the top - Reader extraction: cap unsized decorative SVG icons (fixes Ars Technica's giant section-badge icon), force native loading="lazy" images to load eagerly in the hidden extraction WebView, and drop a lightbox's duplicate caption only when a real figcaption sibling exists - Backlog notes on swipe-to-next research, extraction test coverage, and an async-rendered-gallery race confirmed live on Ars Technica Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL

Initial commit: Feeds, an Android RSS reader

2026-07-22T08:08:58+00:00

Feed subscriptions (RSS 2.0 + Atom, hand-rolled parser), OPML import/export, WorkManager periodic fetch with conditional GET, Room-backed local storage (feeds/articles/filter rules), keyword mute/highlight filtering. Reader mode: on-device extraction via Mozilla's Readability.js (vendored from github.com/mozilla/readability, pinned to release 0.6.0) run in a hidden WebView, for feed articles whose provided content is too thin to be the real article body. Save: explicit action (from a feed article, or the Android share-sheet target for any URL) archives to Stash via POST /artifacts?sync=true, while a local on-device copy (Readability-extracted) is always kept so saved articles read offline regardless of Stash's reachability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL