Vienna for Mac
RSS and Atom newsreader.
Free
In English
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Vienna overview
Vienna is a freeware and Open-Source RSS/Atom newsreader with article storage and management via a SQLite database, written in Objective-C and Cocoa, for the OS X operating system. It provides features comparable to commercial newsreaders, but both it and the source code are free and available for download.
Features
- Subscribe to Atom/RSS news feeds and podcasts
- Simple and intuitive user interface with customisable toolbar
- Built-in tabbed browser
- Global search of all retrieved articles
- Automatic detection of newsfeeds on Web pages
- Smart folders for organising related feed articles
- Custom article display styles
- Three separate reading layouts
- Blogging integration
- Support for downloading enclosures in articles
- Filter the displayed articles
- Manual reordering of the subscription list
- Full AppleScript support
- Localised into several languages
What's new in version 3.10.6
Bugfix
- Fix memory release in Database's -markArticleRead:guid:isRead:
Infrastructure updates
- Build on macOS 26.5 / Xcode 26.5
Vienna for Mac
Free
In English
Version 3.10.6
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Jun 19, 2024
Version: 3.9.0
Under MacOS 10.14.6, Archive Utility refuses to decompress v3.9.0! 😲 I had success with a third party utility, though... 🤔
Nov 22, 2022
Version: 3.8.4 :530a4382:
Applescript is implemented but poor documented. example I can't get the delete command to work. General it seams to be not functional.
Mar 22, 2019
Version: 3.5.4 :8b11d92d:
I've just discovered a new use of RSS: it can be used to track updates for all your applications hosted at Github!
Just create a new subscription with the release page (for example https://github.com/ViennaRSS/vienna-rss/releases). :-)
Dec 15, 2018
Version: 3.5.2 :624fb17e:
Still a small visual glitch (checked in 10.11 this time ;-) )
A blue line appears under the ninth article in the list.
(in 10.9.5 it looked like a scroll bar)
A blue line appears under the ninth article in the list.
(in 10.9.5 it looked like a scroll bar)
