Changelog · MultivRSS

What's new in MultivRSS, in plain language.

v1.0.0 · September 2026

New

MultivRSS is now open source, under the MIT license: read the code, self-host your own instance, or fork it
Reader Mode now works on links you save from anywhere on the web, not just from your feeds
Import and export your saved links as a CSV file, compatible with Instapaper and Pocket exports
The Front Page now shows every category and a short excerpt on every item, plus a running progress count for the day
A new "Digest" feature on the blog lets you save an article or subscribe to a feed without leaving the post

Improved

Redesigned the Saved page; it now updates automatically when you come back to it
The tag filter bar on the Saved page works better on mobile: fully collapsible, no more flicker
Faster, more reliable loading for large saved lists
Fixed a couple of bugs where the wrong popup would reappear after saving a link or sharing into the app

New

Save and tag articles right from Reader Mode
Copy article text or download it as a Markdown file from Reader Mode
This changelog page, so you can see what's new without digging through release notes
An indicator shows when there's a new blog post you haven't read yet

Improved

Source names in your feed are now clickable, taking you straight to that source
Back navigation is more reliable, including when MultivRSS is installed as an app on your phone
Tidied up the layout of source and category pages

New

FAQ page answering the questions people ask us before signing up
Reader Mode: read the full article without leaving MultivRSS
Save any link from anywhere on the web, not just your feeds, and tag it for later
YouTube channels can now be added as feed sources
A curated directory of suggested feeds to help you find your first sources
Delete your account and all your data yourself from Settings, no need to email us
Import / export a CSV file with your list of feeds or your list of saved links
Progressive Web App: install MultivRSS on your phone's home screen and open it like an app, no browser required

Improved

The first version: feeds organized by category, read and unread, save and unsave, and automatic background sync.