- Now uses the Documents directory instead of the Caches one, to avoid losing data in low disk space.
- Exisitng data is copied to the new location if needed.
- Experimenting with using SwiftUI for the list and grid views. Working really well!
- Beginnings of a real data model, at last; probably only for caching stories initially.
- Laboriously updated the icons (finding the names in the web inspector, updating the code, inspecting the colors, setting those separately, dealing with scaling issues, etc etc).
- Let me know if you spot any icons that I missed, or unscaled icons (they have to be explicitly sized, otherwise appear huge).
- More space between story title and story content.
- More space when reading a folder.
- Added Compact/Comfortable to feed detail menu.
- Changing Compact/Comfortable also adjusts the feed detail list.
- Adjusted the color of the story content etc in the feed detail list.
- Removed top and bottom borders from feed title gradient in story detail.
- More space in story detail header.
- The feed detail is offset when selected.
- Updated the feeds social, search, and saved background colors.
- Unread counts no longer have a shadow, and have more space.
- Folders and feeds remain selected in the feeds list when returning from a story or refreshing.
- Folders in the feeds list no longer have a different background color.
- The folders and feeds highlight is now rounded and unbordered like on web.
- Added a new “When opening app” preference for what folder to show on launch.
- Implemented for both iPhone and iPad.
- Fixed loading default prefs.
- Removed the obsolete restore position preference.
- Enhanced the preferences views to support letting the app add custom values, to enable choosing any folder.
- Added a Delete Account button to the bottom of Preferences.
- Enhanced Preferences to make the button red.
- Tapping it dismisses Prrefs and shows the delete account web page.
- I created a “dejaldeletetest” account, then deleted it, to confirm it works.
- Since the UIPageViewController approach to paging had multiple issues that were proving impossible to work around, I decided to revert to the old UIScrollView-based approach.
- Horizontal and vertical page view controllers, using experimental views.
- This will help with #1351 (gestures in vertical scrolling).
- Changes preparing for #1264 (multi-window) support.
- Various other tweaks.
- It’s alive, ALIVE!
- You can now build and run NewsBlur for macOS!
- Still lots of issues, including the story CSS not rendering properly, but it works.
- Plus of course making things more Mac-like, like modal views as real windows, etc.
- Committed to a new branch, since not ready for prime time.
- All app-specific uses of UIWebView have been replaced with WKWebView.
- Some third-party uses remain.
- More testing required.
- Note that I’ve bumped the minimum iOS version to iOS 11, since that is needed for WKWebView support.
- Committing to a new branch until ready.
- Added an Export Preferences… button in the Preferences view to save a copy of the preferences to a file.
- Added an Import Preferences… button to load a saved preferences file and replace the prefs.
- Added a document type and UTI type for the prefs file (you can provide an icon if you like).
- Enabled iCloud document support to allow saving to shared locations.
- Added a bridging header to enable Swift code to work properly.
- Replaced the non-functional multi-select segmented control in notification popover with four buttons, that are drawn similar to an iOS 13 segmented control.
This was a tricky one to reproduce and trace. I added a safety check for the master navigation view getting too big. I also fixed a couple of other Catalina bugs: a crash on launch due to incorrectly creating an image, and a NaN issue with drawing.
