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folder-organized feed list
- 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 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL
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- Dropped swipe-to-next-article entirely, per explicit instruction. Two
different fixes for the gesture interfering with WebView scrolling had
already been tried and didn't resolve the reported jerkiness (one even
broke swipe outright and was reverted) -- rather than keep tuning gesture
detection, removed the gesture altogether.
- ReaderScreen: new bottom bar with explicit Previous/Next buttons
(disabled at the ends of the article queue), replacing swipe. This is
the first slice of the "bottom action strip" backlog item. Verified
live: Previous/Next correctly page through the article queue with the
right enabled/disabled state at each end.
- Smaller title text: reader top bar title (titleMedium, was TopAppBar's
default titleLarge) and article list row titles (bodyMedium, was
ListItem's default bodyLarge).
- New "Report bug" action in the reader's overflow menu: a dialog for a
short description, which gets bundled with the article's title/URL/id,
feed id, reader-mode state, and save/Stash state into one text block
copied to the clipboard on confirm (verified live, including the
"Copied to clipboard" confirmation) -- enough to reproduce an issue in
the tungsten emulator without needing live device access.
- BACKLOG.md: marked the done slice of the bottom-strip item, added a
note on the scroll-jerkiness investigation so far (two ruled-out
theories) since swipe removal may or may not affect it -- worth a fresh
look now that nothing intercepts touches above the WebView at all.
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- FeedParser: a feed with a literal empty <guid>/<id> element (confirmed
live: a Mother Jones entry) produced an ArticleEntity with id = "" --
the fallback chain only checked for null, not blank, so an empty-but-
present tag passed straight through. An empty-string primary key broke
Navigation Compose's route matching and crashed on tap ("tapping this
article crashes the app"). Fixed both RSS and Atom paths to treat blank
the same as null before falling back to a link-based id. Schema v5
migration deletes any row already on-device with the bad id; it'll
come back with a real, hash-based id on the next fetch of that feed.
Verified live: zero blank-id rows after the migration and a fresh
fetch, no crash.
- BrowserScreen: back (both the system gesture and the in-app arrow) now
always closes the screen directly, rather than stepping through
in-page WebView history first. Reported live as not making sense for
multi-page browsing (search results -> article -> another link, etc.)
-- you'd have to tap back that many times just to leave. There's no
separate in-page-back affordance now, matching how every other screen
in this app behaves.
- Tried moving swipe-to-next-article detection off Compose's gesture
system entirely (a passive native OnTouchListener on the WebView, never
consuming) on the theory that Compose's gesture arbitration was the
source of reported scroll jerkiness. Reverted after confirming live
that swipe stopped working at all with that approach -- a worse
regression than unproven jerkiness. Back to the known-working
Compose-based detector; the jerkiness complaint itself is still open.
- BACKLOG.md: added bug-report-button, smaller-title-text, and
bottom-action-strip-with-auto-hide notes.
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- ReaderExtractor: the un-hide-before-extracting fix (for soft paywalls
like West Hawaii Today) was unconditional -- it also un-hid normal,
legitimately-collapsed chrome (kottke's footer/membership notice), which
Readability then folded into the result alongside the real article.
Reported live with a screenshot showing the extracted content wrapped in
site footer boilerplate. Now tries the normal (hidden-respecting) pass
first and only falls back to the un-hide pass if that came back thin
(<500 chars), keeping whichever pass actually found more text. Verified
live: the same kottke article now stays clean and stable (no delayed
switch to the footer version).
- New Unread/Older split: the default Unread view is now clamped to the
last 72 hours (RECENT_WINDOW_MS); the rest of the unread backlog moved
to a new "Older" view (new FeedListScreen row, ArticleDao.observeUnread
now takes a cutoff, observeOlderUnread/observeUnreadCount/
observeOlderUnreadCount added). Undated articles are kept in the main
Unread view rather than silently dropped from both. Verified live: 150
recent / 1172 older, summing to the prior combined total.
- "Mark read from here": long-press an article row to mark it and
everything older in that same filtered list as read in one batch
(re-added ArticleDao.markReadBatch, this time as an explicit,
confirmed action -- not the implicit on-scroll version that was
reverted earlier). Verified live: confirmed a 147-article batch: the
tapped article and older were marked read, newer ones above it were not.
- BACKLOG.md: added a YouTube-embeds note (JS is off in the reader
WebView, so embeds currently show broken -- rough shape is a tap-to-play
thumbnail rather than turning JS on for third-party content).
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Captured while migrating 108 feeds from Inoreader, which surfaced ~19
feeds manually flagged dead over there with no equivalent detection in
this app yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL
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