Tribb: RSS Feed Readerv1.2

What changed

• PlatformAdded support for iPhone Duo with specific layouts for closed, open, and book poses
• RetentionIntroduced Reading Reminders with customizable schedules for new posts
• New featureAdded ability to subscribe to feeds directly from articles or shared pages
• UXUpdated article sorting logic with independent orders for Unread, All, and Saved lists
• UXImplemented popover Summary view for iPad and open iPhone Duo to keep lists in view
• New featureAdded feed addition dates to the Feed Details view
• New featureAdded in-article search functionality with step-through matching
• PlatformIntegrated Siri support for adding article links to Reminders or Notes
• UXAdded 'Rate Tribb' option and moved Settings to the Reader menu
• UXFixed a bug where the Reader incorrectly reported all posts as read

Original release notes

• Tribb is ready for iPhone Duo. Closed, it uses the side bars. Open, Articles, Feeds, and Search show the list beside the article. In book pose, the Reader shows the post on one page and the article on the other.
• Reading reminder: pick a time and the days that suit you, and Tribb reminds you to catch up, only when new posts are waiting. Turn it on in Settings ▸ Reading Reminder.
• Subscribe from any article. Share a page to Tribb, or choose Add as Feed from an article’s More menu, and Tribb finds the site’s feed for you. You can also paste an article link in Add Feed.
• Articles shows its order in the toolbar, and Unread, All, and Saved each keep their own. Unread now starts with the oldest post, like the Reader; All and Saved start with the newest.
• On iPad and the open iPhone Duo, Summary opens as a popover over the article, so your list stays in view.
• Feed Details shows when you added each feed.
• Find in an article steps through each match, with the bar at the bottom of the screen. Closing Find clears the highlights.
• Settings is also in the Reader’s More menu, and Settings ▸ About has Rate Tribb.
• With an article open, ask Siri to add it to Reminders or a note, and the article’s link comes along.
• Fixed: the Reader could say you were caught up while one post was still unread.