Extract shared saveArticleToStash helper (dedupe 5 copies)

2026-08-22T00:55:10+00:00

The build-a-StashClient-and-branch-on-the-result dance was independently copy-pasted at 5 call sites (ShareReceiverActivity, ReaderScreen x2, LinkReaderScreen x2). StashSaveOutcome carries the exact snackbar text plus the artifact id, as a sealed class so a caller that cares about the Saved/AlreadySaved distinction can still pattern-match instead of parsing the message back apart. Not yet adopted at any call site -- follow-up commits switch each one over.

Collapsible folders, long-press link menu, YouTube thumbnails, strip more Ars sequel chrome

2026-07-24T03:28:31+00:00

- Feed list: folders now collapse (start collapsed, with a per-folder unread count so collapsing doesn't hide "is there anything new") - Long-pressing a link inside an article shows an action menu (open in browser, share, save to Stash, save for later) instead of WebView's default text-selection popup -- confirmed live end to end, including the Stash/save-for-later paths creating a real standalone article - New shared ensureStandaloneArticle() helper (data/ArticleSaving.kt), factored out of ShareReceiverActivity, now also used by the long-press menu - YouTube iframe embeds become tap-to-open thumbnails (JS is off in the reader WebView, so the real player never worked anyway); tapping one goes straight to the YouTube app/browser instead of our own article-extraction pipeline - Fixed back navigation through a chain of links-within-links: each hop was stacking a new backstack entry, so back stepped through the chain one link at a time instead of returning straight to the source article. Confirmed live: A -> link -> B -> link -> C, one back-press now goes straight to A - Extended the

chrome-stripping from last round: also strip

feedreader.git/app/src/main/java/org/terst/feedreader/data/ArticleSaving.kt, branch master

Extract shared saveArticleToStash helper (dedupe 5 copies)

Collapsible folders, long-press link menu, YouTube thumbnails, strip more Ars sequel chrome